'68 Camaro RS/SS Convertible, #s 396/4-sp
 

Neat car that desparately needs an R&R of the front grille emblem.

I like how the engine rebuilder stamped that elaborate insignia on the deck stamp. Also appears to have a BO stamped rear axle, which I believe is 3.73 open.

Still unclear to me how a dealer could market a car with an emblem that's so misaligned.

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It appears only Marty would see this as correct.

That crooked emblem would drive me nuts!
I am of the opinion that if something is so simple to fix, what else is wrong with the car?

I am of the opinion that if something is so simple to fix, what else is wrong with the car?

Perzactly!!

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Psychological marketing...something you 'need' fixed + easy to do if you just owned it?:hmmm:
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~ Pete

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Along with the mis-aligned headlight doors, the mis-aligned fender/door stripe, etc. etc.

I agree its such an easy fix The one that bugs me more is the 4900 mile 69 Z28 with the right fender crooked Z28 emblem!

Carl has done 2 motors for me. This must have been done quite a while ago. He does great work. Used to build a lot of race engines locally