This jack assembly was in my car when I bought it, but I don't think it's for a Camaro.
Any idea what it's from and what it might be worth?
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m46/JamesESCA/EbayStuff036.jpg?t=1226383658

It looks like it's for a later (late 70's) model car with the "notched" holes in the bumper....

I think the slot is for a load rest, but definitely not for a first gen Camaro. All the masts for them were trapezoidal in cross section.

That is a late 50's / early 60's style Jack - used very frequently in Cadillac and other full size cars.
The bumper support hook is missing.

There does seem to be a part missing where it would hook onto the bumper.
There is an A stamped into the base, any chance that means A body?
I am cleaning out the garage, do you think it has any value, or is it just scrap metal?

Everything has value.
That style was used in the 57 Chevy also.
A - is the manufacturer mark,
Based on the tire iron curve - that was from a caddy.
$50

look carefully on the ratchet portion, the rivets have numbers on them which relate to the date

There are a couple older posts...About 18 months ago..with detailed pics and descriptions of 1st gen jacks.

Thanks for the replies so far.
No numbers on the rivets, just ring marks.
There is a A and Z stamped on the base, and a 8 and K stamped on the jack itself.
I found the load rest, anyone recognize it?
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m46/JamesESCA/jack001.jpg?t=1226448582
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m46/JamesESCA/jack003.jpg?t=1226448545
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m46/JamesESCA/jack002.jpg?t=1226448497

TTT
Anyone recognize the load rest or date code?
Firebird maybe?
Month K of 1958, 1968, 1978?

TTT
Anyone recognize the load rest or date code?
Firebird maybe?
Month K of 1958, 1968, 1978?
You can rule out 78. I don't think anything used a jack with that profile or a load rest bracket by then. I believe all GM cars had trapazoid shaped jack and slots in the bumper to accomadate the hook.

Jeff