bertfam
Nov 25th, 06, 10:58 AM
Can someone go to UPC 12 of the 1967 Camaro AIM and post a picture of the Hazard Warning Swith Knob for me? I was looking at my 68 AIM and noticed that the knob is a half moon affair! I was also looking at my 67 Corvair AIM and it too is the same half moon knob!
Supposedly the P/N was originally 3929813 and was changed to 398165 on 7-28-67, so I'm curious to see what the 67 AIM shows.
Also... I know the 67 Camaro (and most other cars) used the "long" chrome knob with the word "Flasher" engraved in the shaft, and that the 68-69 Camaro used the "short" knob with the word "Flasher" engraved on the end, but the P&A shows the 67 knob changed to the short 68-69 version sometime during the model year. I'm not sure when, but if there are any 67 owners out there with the "short" knob, please let me know the build date of your car.
Here's the 67 "Long" knob:
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h52/bertfam/67knob.jpg
Here's the 68-69 "Short" knob"
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h52/bertfam/68-69knob.jpg
And here's the "Half-moon" knob from the 67 Corvair AIM (Same part, but a better view than the 68 Camaro AIM):
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h52/bertfam/halfmoon.jpg
Thanks boys and girls...
Ed
Supposedly the P/N was originally 3929813 and was changed to 398165 on 7-28-67, so I'm curious to see what the 67 AIM shows.
Also... I know the 67 Camaro (and most other cars) used the "long" chrome knob with the word "Flasher" engraved in the shaft, and that the 68-69 Camaro used the "short" knob with the word "Flasher" engraved on the end, but the P&A shows the 67 knob changed to the short 68-69 version sometime during the model year. I'm not sure when, but if there are any 67 owners out there with the "short" knob, please let me know the build date of your car.
Here's the 67 "Long" knob:
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h52/bertfam/67knob.jpg
Here's the 68-69 "Short" knob"
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h52/bertfam/68-69knob.jpg
And here's the "Half-moon" knob from the 67 Corvair AIM (Same part, but a better view than the 68 Camaro AIM):
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h52/bertfam/halfmoon.jpg
Thanks boys and girls...
Ed