COPO Camaro

[CamarosRus]

Below pic is TRIM TAG......which seller says was removed and replaced as a result of restoration....any "EXPERT" opinions on how much water this will hold......
Also if ALL 69 COPO's received BE Heavy Duty 4:10 axle's , how can this cars BV standard duty 4:10 diff be explained???

Chuck S

[Kurt S]

There is a difference between 'removed and reinstalled' and 'removed and replaced'. This one is the latter, IMO.

[DarrenX33]

Maybe I am wrong but those numbers just look to crisp. Also the fold in the top and bottom of the tag are very straight. Originals appear more rounded. Look at an original.

[Tim Greer]

I somehow don't see a brand new, shiny trim tag being a good sign.

[firstgenaddict]

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I somehow don't see a brand new, shiny trim tag being a good sign.

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Nor do I. IMO like was stated earlier the top and bottom ridges appear to be too sharp.

[Belair62]

Has anyone seen the actual tool to install that type of rivet ? It must be a strange looking piece.

[SuperNovaSS]

The date on the tag looks a bit funky to me as well.


Jason

[John]

Did you by chance, check the DATE of the rearend?
...Does it fall in line with the Date the car was built?
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[GM-26]

There are companys that provide "replacement" trim tags. I'm sure most people on this board know that, but some may not.

http://www.trimtags.com/faq.html

[Kurt S]

It's on ebay. And here is it's newest trim tag.

Looks better than the last one....