Sure wish it was mine...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1969-69-Camaro-Protect-O-Plate_W0QQitemZ110083502153QQihZ001QQcategoryZ3421 4QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Not mine either:(

I have the pop for my RS with a few other "original" items that came with the car, including the engine. I'll post pics of the motor once I verify the vin number matches the car. Here are some pics of those "original" items:

http://community.webshots.com/album/557273256yDkkJN

Glad it's not mine, it's a 6 cylinder VIN.

What would be the point of bidding on that unless it matched your car?:confused:

What would be the point of bidding on that unless it matched your car?:confused:

No point at all. I assume that's what the seller is hoping for.

to add to a collection of POPs so Fake ones can be ID's since they are not stamping fake ones like the cowl tags

I was going to bid but Jeff beat me to it.

to add to a collection of POPs so Fake ones can be ID's since they are not stamping fake ones like the cowl tags
POP codes are all known, and fake ones have been being made for years. You can even get them aged to perfection, along with everything else.

POP codes are all known, and fake ones have been being made for years. You can even get them aged to perfection, along with everything else.

Actually yes, The fake POP's are harder to pick out then the trim tags.
The "makers" use original address-o-graph machines to stamp them.

Not all the machines were exactlty the same, so a good collection of POP's can help - Maybe :clonk:

I'd had been watching the auction, but I'm not paying $57 for one!
There are differences between the original and repop POP's. But you need a lense to tell for sure.....