As it appears...

 

The picture in this example has the simple 'Camaro' script cover plate where your gauge cluster plainly shows the fuel gauge in that location. So, what am I not seeing?

 

This owner is missing the fuel gauge. Apparently he swapped out the fuel gauge on the right for a cool tachometer instead.
The fuel gauge is located in one of three possible locations. 1.) center console gauge cluster, 2.) dash cluster right or 3.) dash cluster center.

 

Well...I couldn't imagine a factory tach would have trumped a fuel gauge...that just doesn't make any sense at all.

 

Unless you wanted a factory tach I'm guessing.

 

If push comes to shove, I will buy the unit that is housed between the pods as pictured above.

 

Guages are available aftermarket or original if you hunt used. Gauge options and locations are at CRG. There is a lot of knowledge there if you take the time to navigate the site.

 

Is CRG another forum similar to this one?

 

See for yourself: http://www.camaros.org/forum/

 

Type "camaro research group" without the quotes into a google search. Then you should be able to follow the links. If you have an ad blocker or site blocker you may have to add the site to your safe list. One other problem I have had is CRG's url address is not an https address and some operating systems won't allow a site without it for security reasons. If that's the case with your system a message should pop up giving you a work around.

 

I havent had issues accessing CRG from my pc, only from my phone. When that happens restarting my phone fixes it

 

With the factory tach there were 2 options.
1) in the center gauge pod where the clock could also be installed if the car did not have a center console.
2) It is one of the 4 gauges on the console and a clock would be installed in the center of the large gauges.

As already stated, it is explained clearly at Camaro Research Group site.