I went to look at two cars a 68 green suppose to RS power windows console gaugues 79000 original miles air that was missing pieces 124378n445062.A blue 69 linking oil badly trans leaking like it was rode hard goth had new paint jobs that hid some on coming problems [window rust is begining they painted over it on the 68 the 69 had boldo in the quaters tap on them you could hear the difference there body man is good but the eye is better the 69 124379l515852 the trim tags both sent up red flagsthe 68 was a retag for sure the 69 tag was flat only the trim code numbers were raised the writing were flat almost invisable and the tag was flat looked like a plate?Never seen a trim tag like that before there at a dealer in Baltimore in a garage nice looking cars but any body no these cars.

Why would anyone retag a 68? There's no data there anyway????

Those later van nuys tags have smaller flatter numbers. They look very different than the earlier ones. probably a real 69 tag

To add to rich's comment, the 69 LOS tags have pretty much the same info given. No real point to change other than color/int combo.

I have a car in which the tag is very faint/flat and tough to read. No doubt its real, just likely that someone went over it with a sander.

Hey fellas the 69 was a flat plate no round edges just sharp conners the numbers were raised but all the writing on the plate was bearly visible smooth number clear and raised maybe and vmd retag?You could not read any of the writing?The plate was even longer than a regular tag maybe 1/2inch.The 68 he said was numbers matching and never of the car come on you push in the tag and it was buckled not flat against the wall?Had RS door panels console but many other things missing.Just though somebody new these car any way it scared my brother in law of.