POP returned to rightful car
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POP returned to rightful car
Well, after long wait, thanks to Karl S and the interwebs
The 1968 H/O Protecto Plate I found on ePay has found its way to the proper owner and the car it goes with.
I bought it from eBay when I saw it was a 344 VIN, 1968 442, and my car has no such paperwork at all. Upon inspection I see it was born with the OW trans and Z-Z silver paint. That can mean only one thing.
Now, please, someone find me a Protecto Plate bearing
344678M252205
Probably in CA near Sacramento
The 1968 H/O Protecto Plate I found on ePay has found its way to the proper owner and the car it goes with.
I bought it from eBay when I saw it was a 344 VIN, 1968 442, and my car has no such paperwork at all. Upon inspection I see it was born with the OW trans and Z-Z silver paint. That can mean only one thing.
Now, please, someone find me a Protecto Plate bearing
344678M252205
Probably in CA near Sacramento
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Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 3,645
Well, after long wait, thanks to Karl S and the interwebs
The 1968 H/O Protecto Plate I found on ePay has found its way to the proper owner and the car it goes with.
I bought it from eBay when I saw it was a 344 VIN, 1968 442, and my car has no such paperwork at all. Upon inspection I see it was born with the OW trans and Z-Z silver paint. That can mean only one thing.
Now, please, someone find me a Protecto Plate bearing
344678M252205
Probably in CA near Sacramento
The 1968 H/O Protecto Plate I found on ePay has found its way to the proper owner and the car it goes with.
I bought it from eBay when I saw it was a 344 VIN, 1968 442, and my car has no such paperwork at all. Upon inspection I see it was born with the OW trans and Z-Z silver paint. That can mean only one thing.
Now, please, someone find me a Protecto Plate bearing
344678M252205
Probably in CA near Sacramento
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Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 10,629
From: Southside Vajenya
What's important is that the POP was reunited with its original car thus adding to (if not completing) its provenance. That's the way this hobby is supposed to work!
Kudos to Chris and Karl for making it happen!
Kudos to Chris and Karl for making it happen!
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