old style SS emblems
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old style SS emblems I just ordered the stull black billet grill,but I want to add a 68' 69' style SS emblem on the front of the grill like the one on the berger camaro. Does anyone know where i can find these. Thanks, James
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Re: old style SS emblems Got my 69 emblem from firewheelclassics.com I believe yearone has them also.
I had to bend the emblem so it would conform to the contour of the billet grille. I heated it at the center between the S's with a hair dryer and took my time gently bending it. The emblem is made of pot-metal and can break easily.
After attaching the emblem to the grille I had to cut the studs down so they wouldn't jam into the fascia.
The 67 and 68 emblems fit the contour of the grille better. But people claim the studs are too short to go through the grille so you can attach the speed nuts. Guess you could use glue or double sided tape.
<small>[ March 15, 2003, 08:43 AM: Message edited by: WayneSS01 ]</small>
I had to bend the emblem so it would conform to the contour of the billet grille. I heated it at the center between the S's with a hair dryer and took my time gently bending it. The emblem is made of pot-metal and can break easily.
After attaching the emblem to the grille I had to cut the studs down so they wouldn't jam into the fascia.
The 67 and 68 emblems fit the contour of the grille better. But people claim the studs are too short to go through the grille so you can attach the speed nuts. Guess you could use glue or double sided tape.
<small>[ March 15, 2003, 08:43 AM: Message edited by: WayneSS01 ]</small>
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Re: old style SS emblems national parts depot (NPD)has all the "old school" emblems. www.nationalpartsdepot.com
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