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Re: Wow! Thanks for the hits Guys
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What a great response! I very much appreciate it.
One oddity I have with my setup is that there appear to be no riveted studs on the firewall where the upper tabs whould attach.
Stranger and stranger.....
Attached are pics of both sides of my firewall.Attached Files- Top
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HI Chuck
I just got an email from my friend Terry and he has a May car and his is just like John Carlson's car.."It has the large insulation blanket and the trianglular shields only. It does not have the large rectangular metal shields that cover the back portion of the insulation or the the white plasitic shields that came later"
My car is serial 218XX June 8th final assembly and it is just like my friends Terry's car and like John Carlson's car.
The original 17000 mile car built mid to late June serial 248XX had the plastic shield, triangle shield and the square shields.
So with your car being serial number at 23000 then maybe GM started to put all the shields on after serial 24000. That is my guess.
I do have the Chevrolet Dealer Service Technical Bulletin so the Underbody protective shields for heat insulation package-1968 Corvette. It only shows the parts needed. Does not say when it is added to serial number of car.
I also have a Tech bulletin for the Heat insulation as insulation pads were added to the rear stow-age compartments starting with Serial S409315 and the addition of heat insulation pads to underbody starting with Serial S409939
Thanks, Grant- Top
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Re: 68 splash shield answers yes or no
HI Chuck
I just got an email from my friend Terry and he has a May car and his is just like John Carlson's car.."It has the large insulation blanket and the trianglular shields only. It does not have the large rectangular metal shields that cover the back portion of the insulation or the the white plasitic shields that came later"
My car is serial 218XX June 8th final assembly and it is just like my friends Terry's car and like John Carlson's car.
The original 17000 mile car built mid to late June serial 248XX had the plastic shield, triangle shield and the square shields.
So with your car being serial number at 23000 then maybe GM started to put all the shields on after serial 24000. That is my guess.
I do have the Chevrolet Dealer Service Technical Bulletin so the Underbody protective shields for heat insulation package-1968 Corvette. It only shows the parts needed. Does not say when it is added to serial number of car.
I also have a Tech bulletin for the Heat insulation as insulation pads were added to the rear stow-age compartments starting with Serial S409315 and the addition of heat insulation pads to underbody starting with Serial S409939
Thanks, Grant
If I understand this correctly, the shields only partially covered the lower portion of the insulation and the upper portion was left exposed.
Looks like I have options as to which way I want to go and none of them would be deemed "incorrect".
Thanks again for the input folks,
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Thanks,
Chuck- Top
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