tag opinion ?

[Charley]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Camaro-Z28-R-S/392232716093?hash=item5b52e4473d:g:eJgAAOSwHOlcW36W

[bcmiller]

Probably changed the paint color.

[x66 714]

I don't know about the tag but if you're going to 100k, there's a long list of things I don't like including the block stamps.....Joe

[KurtS]

Tag is repro, so are all the docs.
They got the price on J52 power discs wrong......

[dannystarr]

Looks like the tag at the drivers window is stamped? Shouldn't that be embossed? Lots of repro stuff, clamps, hoses etc. Too bad, nice paint job. Probably not even an original black RS. Danny

[fsc66]

Another FORD caution fan sticker on a chevrolet. Wish the chevrolet Retailers would stop advertising these as a Chevrolet product. Can't go to a single car show without seeing them prominently displayed on Chevrolets.......

Paul

[bertfam]

If you want to see what it REALLY started life as...

And for future searches, the VIN is 124378L315282
Seller: Vegas Classic Muscle Cars (ebay name vegasclassicmusclecars) out of Las Vegas, NV

Also note that I've contacted the seller regarding the car:

I hate to tell you this, and I'm assuming that you've taken the car as a consignor, but this car isn't a real Z28. The engine is a restamp, the documents are fake, the trim tag is a reproduction and the list goes on and on. I know this because I have the original Protecto-Plate for this car (see attached). The car started life as a base LF7 (327/210) with a Powerglide automatic transmission and a 2.73:1 standard 10 bolt rear axle. You might want to let bidders/buyers know this as to avoid possible legal problems in the future.

Let's see if he replies or if anything changes in the auction.

Ed

[Mike S]

 Funny you say that, Paul. That was the first thing that caught my eye.
There is a car collector I know and he has a 67 that is very nicely restored and it too has the 'Caution' sticker.
During a discussion, at one of the car shows we attend, about the restoration I had asked why he put a non-GM sticker on the shroud.
He was quick to say that is how it comes and I diplomatically and politely said how GM did not place that on the Camaro when it left the factory, which isn't to say the dealer may have apply it later. He disagreed with me and asked me how would I know if I didn't work at the factory. That's usually when I realize it's pointless to try to convince otherwise and change the topic.

Mike

[KurtS]

He disagreed with me and asked me how would I know if I didn't work at the factory.

Because it's a Ford part #.....

[Mike S]

 Hmmm....Good point. I never thought of looking for one. I'll certainly look closer next time and use that as a comeback if a number exists.

Mike

[KurtS]

I know it's a Ford part, not sure if the part # is on it.

[x66 714]

Funny you say that, Paul. That was the first thing that caught my eye.
There is a car collector I know and he has a 67 that is very nicely restored and it too has the 'Caution' sticker.
During a discussion, at one of the car shows we attend, about the restoration I had asked why he put a non-GM sticker on the shroud.
He was quick to say that is how it comes and I diplomatically and politely said how GM did not place that on the Camaro when it left the factory, which isn't to say the dealer may have apply it later. He disagreed with me and asked me how would I know if I didn't work at the factory. That's usually when I realize it's pointless to try to convince otherwise and change the topic.

Mike

Never argue with an idiot. People watching can't tell the difference

Joe

[bertfam]

Well, I got a reply from the seller:

I will look into this further. I appreciate the heads-up.

And the auction's been ended, so that's a good sign. Time will tell how/if it gets listed again.

Ed

[Charley]

Good work

[69Z28-RS]

Well..  it's pretty!      What's a pretty fake worth?