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Decoding/Numbers / Re: Protecto Plate Found - Looking for Rightfull Owner

« on: June 06, 2006, 05:41:43 PM »

Dan,

Please jelp me find mine!!!   

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Decoding/Numbers / Protecto Plate Found - Looking for Rightfull Owner

« on: June 02, 2006, 11:41:47 PM »

I have a 67 Camaro with out the Protecto Plate.  However,  I found a 68 Owners Manual with a Protecto Plate for what appears to be for a Camaro.

It was orginally sold to Munroe Dairy in E. Providence , RI   to a Mr. Armstrong.  I went on the diary website and he is the CEO.  I left him a voicemail to see if he had any idea of where the car was.  I got no reply.  he must of thought I was some kind of nut.

The VIN is 124678N404773 R


If anyone has any ideas on how to pass this along, Im sure the owner would be estatic.  I also need help finding mine!!

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Restoration / Re: emblems

« on: June 02, 2006, 06:52:00 PM »

I have a similar camaro.  I have SS350 on the horn   and SS on the gas cap

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Decoding/Numbers / Missing Cowl Tag for 67 Convertible

« on: June 01, 2006, 10:17:37 PM »

I've had the car since high school (1981).  I bought the car in horrible shape.  All floors were rotted and the original motor was missing.   What a tragedy  because it appears to be an RS/SS 350 Convertible.    It has deluxe interior which is ripped.  SS Gas Cap and SS Horn Button - all showing signs of wear & tear.  I stripped the paint down and found the original bumblebee stripe around the nose.  It has hideaway headlights (electric) which are broken.

I'm convinced this is an original SS/RS and NOT a clone.  My logic is for the reasons mentioned above.  I beleive when I purchased it back in 1981 was way before anyone could purchase SS emblems and all the clone parts that are now available.

I'm missing the buildsheet, cowl tag and Protecto Plate.   My guess is someone stole the cowl tag long ago.  At any rate I think I'm in a tough spot to prove that this car is a real SS/RS.

How can I get information?