Unknown part in my 1968

[Geoff C.]

Not part of vacuum system

This 68 wiper door works as it is supposed to. I thought it may be some part on the back of the cluster that had fallen off and had a high attrition rate at getting lost so you rarely see one. Like seat belt carpet grommets, elusive but they had them. Or a 3x2 AC solenoid bracket. Or coelecanth.

Geoffrey Coenen

[Geoff C.]

Not a top latch rubber bumber. I know them. *NM*

[Geoff C.]

Clem you can still smell?

Clem the only thing I have repro-ing is Ginger Scallops, Scampi, Trout Almondine and almost any vegetable and fruit that is available at Stop-n-Shop. Try the Frissee.

Geoffrey Coenen

[Gerard F.]

Looks like one of those things

you count your money with, Geoffrey.

Regards,

Jerry Fuccillo
#42179

[Geoff C.]

Re: Looks like one of those things

Jerry that is funny. That is a good one.
One, two, three ........

Geoffrey Coenen

[Joe L.]

Re: Unknown part in my 1968

Geoffrey------

This might not be a Corvette part, at all. Perhaps, it fell off something else you had in the car.

There's also a more sinister possibility. "Brand X" might have surreptiously deposited it in your car with the hopes that you'd find it and repro it. Then, they could include a box in their catalog saying that you repro parts that are not even Corvette parts and sell them as Corvette parts.

[John D.]

Re: Unknown part in my 1968

Geoffrey,

Is it possibly the cap from the odometer reset button?

[Harry Sadlock]

Re: Unknown part in my 1968

I have a very similar looking part. It either came from my 72 coupe or 80 coupe. As I recall it covered one of the screw or nut heads that was part of the detachable T-Top.

Harry

[Geoff C.]

[mike cobine]

Re: Mystery 68 Part Identified

No problem Rosanna.