On the rubber brake pad that covers the brake petal was the bright petal trim overtop of the "power brake" bright trim or underneath it?
I always guessed the bright trim went overtop.

David; I recall (& found) an old discussion where Tom was talking about this (maybe this may help?):

https://camaropacecars.com/eve/...?r=58810372#58810372

...continued at: https://camaropacecars.com/eve/...?r=51510082#51510082


I found THIS (link below) with a quick search (I am sure there are others out there)...
https://www.classicindustries....ro/parts/*r5005.html

They have several variations and kits, for both manual & A/T; with & without disc, also with & without trim (again, from a very quick search, there may be other suppliers)... SEARCH LINK

I would agree the band across the top looks ridiculous (whether or not it is correct).

If I recall; you have a Norwood O-1 Festival car, right? (don't recall if A/T or manual)?

On my car (LOS 04D, 4-speed, power disc), originally my guy installed the pedal dress-up kit... Larry Christensen told him to take it off.

In short no disc brake emblem/disk on the brake pad in '67. Can confirm by checking pictures of #92 if they're still up at Mecum site.

#92

Nice