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IMO, they're fine.
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Bill Pritchard 73 Camaro RS Z28, L82, M20, C60 |
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How does a tag get so wrinkled without being off the car?
Jason |
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Did anyone notice the holes in the center of the rivets, you can see thru to the inside on both of them, is this common?
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a lot of times they get that way when there sand blasted
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The rivets look like the OEM installed ones, because there pierced. You could look at the backs with a inspection mirror. There may still be signs of some sealer on that outbd. rivet.
There is not much reason to make a pre X code 69 tag other than a color change. Not that common to Camaros but lots of Novas have no sealer in the rivet holes. |
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Thanks for the input.
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that slightly dented up tag would make me nervous. How does that happen without being being taken off the car?
I had to help a friend get out of a numbers switched car, and the tag was not even dented like that, when the tag was moved to another car. Maybe the original car was in a wreck? Be very careful. |
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The owner told me he has owned the car for 15 yrs and the tag has never been taken off the car.
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