Wher in the world is the Protect-O-Plate on a 1967 Camaro? I have all of the other information but not what is on the Protect-O-plate! HELP!!!

The Protect-O-Plate or POP is not attached to the vehicle. It was issued to the original purchaser of the car and sometimes will stay with the car throughout it's life. It was in essence a warranty card that the dealer would "swipe" like a credit card whenever a vehicle would come in for warranty repairs. Many however have been lost or discarded because after the vehicle's intial warranty period the POP was no longer valid and served no further purpose. Until these cars became "collectable" the POP was not an important piece of documentation. Now it serves to further validate the authenticity of the car.

John

Thanks John no i wish this car had this POP 67 Pace Car that I need to put a lot of original parts back on the motor


Bill