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rfine67 Oct 17th, 04, 09:22 AM Can someone tell me if a 67 RS/SS package came with a SS badge in the center of a 3 spoke steering wheel, or did it come with RS in the center of 3 spoke steering wheel. Is the 3 spoke steering wheel the right wheel for stock? Thanks in advance Obxhokie Oct 17th, 04, 12:31 PM rfine, SS badging superseeded RS badging in the RS/SS, so my gut is that it would have an SS on the center hub of the steering wheel. There were several steering wheels available as an option from the factory in adition to the standard wheel (Deluxe wheel and wood grained wheel) Hope this helps, Victor Obxhokie Oct 17th, 04, 12:33 PM Does it have an RS on the wheel now? If it does and that RS is original, it could be a sign that it is a L30/M20 with the RS option. Kyvox Oct 17th, 04, 03:31 PM SS came with "SS" center cap. All of the wheels in 67 were 3 spoke. 1967 Panther Oct 18th, 04, 08:29 AM in 67, SS wheel caps are for BB only, SB used SS350 67SSRSConv Oct 19th, 04, 06:06 PM My early SS/RS small block has the SS350 horn cap and grill badge...and if I remember correctly, gas cap too. The performance pkg SS takes precedence to the appearance pkg RS. jg95z28 Oct 22nd, 04, 06:06 AM I thought the earlier SS350's were badged as SS's until the SS396 became available, then the SS350 designation came in. Can anyone confirm yea or nay? :confused: 1967 Panther Oct 22nd, 04, 01:15 PM No, jg9, all 67 SS350's had SS350 nameplates 67CruiseMasterCamaro Oct 22nd, 04, 01:27 PM Not actually true Joe. Midyear the SS350 grill badge was dropped and the SS took its place. I don't believe the there were SS396 emblems on grills. Only on the fenders. CFunK Oct 23rd, 04, 06:14 PM God my head is spinning. Anyone care to add more confusion to the equation? I feel like I need a flow chart to sort this one out. | ||