white or black i've been told both were correct is it true or is it one or the other .would like to find the truth.

thanks

The Ames catalog says "We have predominantly seen black washer bottles used originally on 1967-69 Firebirds."

I am going to get a white one purely from the point of view that it is a heck of a lot easier to notice the fluid level when under the hood.

In Year Ones catalog ( they usually have pretty reliable info.) it states that the ones they sell (part no 82N new GM $ 11.95) are white and below it says : " 1967-69 models washer jar has the correct cap and shape , but the original jar was black. It mounts by sliding into a bracket" Bjorn

I too have read all the catalogs that state that the washer jars were originally black, but I have been messing with '67-'69 Firebirds since 1978 and I have never seen a black washer bottle from the factory. I currently have an original white (now somewhat yellow) washer bottle for my '69 and have looked at numerous '67-'69 Firebirds and all have had white washer bottles.

Good luck!

Tom

Either way would be correct even in at the concourse judging level from what I've been told. I have an original black one in my 67...

Not sure if we'll ever know the real deal on this one? Maybe ask Gary Patrick, or Glenn Uettwiller <birdman@gdi.net> or Steve might have some info on this too? Steve <steve@1968firebird.org> Or maybe Geoff will know off the top of his Archives?

Sorry I'm no real help on this...

Brett - 67 Drop Top 455!