'67-69 Camaro Stahl Headers ID

[scuncio]

Hi folks,

I recently came across this pair of Stahl headers via a buddy of mine, who bought them from a guy who was restoring a very vintage '69 stock eliminator Camaro to factory trim (I know, I know). These look quite old but I have no idea how to decode them. Anyone know?

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[Lynn]

No help on the ID, but they sure are cool.

I would bet someone on here has an old catalogue.

[1967Z28]

Yes, they were built April 1978 and were the 512th set.

[Flying Undertaker]

Nice tubes, Scuncio!

[jerry455]

Awesome set of Headers!!
coating them white or??

[olredalert]

----Cool but looks like the number 6 plug would be a handful!...….Bill S

[Thomas]

I have these, or a version of these, on my Stock Eliminator Camaro.
The most difficult plug to get at is the number 2 plug. I had to buy a special socket.
The rest are a piece of cake.

[olredalert]

----See it now!...….Bill S

[Flying Undertaker]

Who's vintage NHRA stock eliminator '69 Camaro was it? Don.

[scuncio]

I have no idea. Not a famous car as far as I know.

[Day2_69Z]

I have the same exact pair on my 69 Day 2 Z/28. Acquired from a similar scenario. A Chevy dealer in Ohio prepped a 69 Z/28 for stock class competition,,ordered a set from STAHL.. Ran it a few years, then sold off the lot as a used car.
Headers and other bolt-ons stored in the attic for decades.