Funny - that is the first thing I noticed as well.

And the type and lettering are incredibly bold and black and in mint condition, while the paper looks like the dead sea scrolls - hilarious fake.

So is the car real?

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As MRays reported here a couple months back, this car Bid to $100,000 but No Sale at the 05/24 Mecum Auction, link here…
https://www.mecum.com/lots/1115141/1...camaro-ss-l89/

Check out this 1997 YouTube video of subject vehicle before restoration…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVUqj1qz4HE
VIN 124378N472754

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~ Pete

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I remember seeing this car for sale some years ago by We Be Autos and I could never get a good look at the stamp and broach marks. Car looked really nice though. I will see if I can find the video.

Could this be the same car?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMJ-p7Rz67w

Here is the video I saw some years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiB1Tg6o46I

Paul

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Took a quick look for Old Newspaper Ads by Delivering Dealer Lou Awald Chevy, close but no luck w/ subject L89 although lots of Ads for other great cars that rolled through their operation.
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~ Pete

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A Shipping Report would confirm the dealer that ordered this Camaro. The window sticker would have the same dealer's name on it as the shipping report. That wouldn't confirm much, but a different dealer name on the shipping report would be a knockout punch.

WS is a bad fake that wasn't with the car til recently.
I think the engine and trans are restamps.
POP may be real.

Oh my.

Car has a letter from Bob Harris from about 1998 when it was restored. Documents original L-89 and original protecto plate, but nothing about the drivetrain or window sticker.