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Posted: 3/29/04 6:28amMessage 1 of 4
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Vette(s): 1972 coupe/350 cid/mild cam/4 spd/20 ft. paint (looks perfect from 20 ft.), but it sure runs nice.
Guys, at this day and age I still don't know what the "Proctect-O-Plate" is or was. Can anybody enlighten me without laughing too much at my cluelessness. |haha|

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Posted: 3/29/04 10:13amMessage 2 of 4
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Vette(s): 1972 coupe/350 cid/mild cam/4 spd/20 ft. paint (looks perfect from 20 ft.), but it sure runs nice.

Ok, here it is...wasted a perfectly good post on this. The Protecto-Plate was a Camaro-specific item containing info on various standard and optional equipment. It was a metal "plate" imprinted at the assembly plant supplied with the warranty book, not attached to the actual vehicle. Never mind......

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Posted: 3/29/04 10:54amMessage 3 of 4
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The protectoplate was all of GM, not just Camaro. It is a valuable piece of documentation for any car of the late 60s-early 70s. It was the size of a credit card and contained some option content information. Was used in the waranty process by the dealer.
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Posted: 3/29/04 11:37amMessage 4 of 4
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Vette(s): 1972 coupe/350 cid/mild cam/4 spd/20 ft. paint (looks perfect from 20 ft.), but it sure runs nice.

Thanks, Mark, my source was inaccurate(incomplete would be a better word).

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