Hi All,
Still trying to find my way around the site. In the final stages of a frame-off restoration of a '69 vert that I've owned since '73. At the moment I'm bogged down in the cocktail shaker dilemma. Just bought a pair of rears that I think must be from another year - bottom holes match, but they come up short of reaching the fender mount by a couple of inches. Still missing a front and apparently both rears. I know that the question has been out there before, but if anyone has good pics and/or description with dimensions for '69 shakers, sure would be appreciated.

Hello and welcome to the site.:beers:

Welcome to Team Camaro -- post some pictures of your car when you get a chance

Welcom to Team Camaro Carl!

There is a pic the fronts on my 69 w/o fenders installed in this thread:

http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=120847&highlight=shakers

I will see if I can find a shot of the rears.

Welcome! Check out the sticky on the shakers http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=53415 Oops, they lost the comparison pics :(

sounds like you have the 67-68 versions. You can still sell them for good $$ :)

Hi All,
Still trying to find my way around the site. In the final stages of a frame-off restoration of a '69 vert that I've owned since '73. At the moment I'm bogged down in the cocktail shaker dilemma. Just bought a pair of rears that I think must be from another year - bottom holes match, but they come up short of reaching the fender mount by a couple of inches. Still missing a front and apparently both rears. I know that the question has been out there before, but if anyone has good pics and/or description with dimensions for '69 shakers, sure would be appreciated.

There's a bunch of pictures in the stickies the Convertibles forum on here. If it turns out they are '68 shakers, PM me :).

Thanks for the link! Great pic! If I ever get this all sorted out I'll try to post some pics. Hard to believe that with a topic as busy as this seems to be that there doesn't appear to be a definitive identification source of some kind.

Thanks for the help! I'll continue to research. If the rears that I have do turn out to be '68s, I'll get back to you.

Carl, Welcome to Team Camaro.

welcome!