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Kinda funny that the buyer/cloner literally paid almost $1500 for a junk piece of tin plus another $275 for the tag, when he could have just bought a fake tag and saved a ton. Too bad that in the end someone will get screwed with another fake car. [/ QUOTE ] That is the whole fraud thing. If the buyer knew it was a repro, he wouldn't buy it, he would just get one made. He thinks it is real. The guy selling that cowl section is a crook. It really should be a crime for him to claim it is authentic. ![]() I bet with a little cooperation from a Govt agency, there is going to be a paper trail for the maker & requester of the phoney tag. If the maker of the tag is the same person as the seller now. Then that sounds like a crime to me. Like selling a copy of a painting -it is deception. Also those tags are proprietary. I wonder if the reproducers have GM permission to make them? That sounds like a crime also. |
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