Opinions Please on this tank sticker

[Robert M.]

All opinions are welcome. Is this tank sticker authentic?






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[David L.]

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Even though I have never actually seen an original fuel tank sticker from a 1967 it appears to be original based on your very tiny photo. Could you scan the sticker and post a larger image so that it readable?

Dave

[Robert M.]

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David, if you click on the photo it will enlarge. You may still have difficulty in reading it though. Ket me know.

[Joseph S.]

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Robert, That photos is too small to make any determination.

[Robert M.]

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Here is a larger photo. It took me forever to figure out how to dothis.

[Robert D.]

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Very small to make a determination but from what i see looks exactly like mine
bob

[Bob R.]

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There are some very talented people out there reproducing all types of documentation so I don't know that I would be absolutely certain of any written document. Just my opinion

[Gene M.]

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Says it's a BB. Head rests for bench seat sounds interesting......

All the SB cars must be extinct.

[Stephen L.]

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Robert, Is this an early VIN# car? Gene, that is the correct nomenclature for headrests.

[Mike E.]

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All the SB cars must be extinct.

Don't all Small Block Corvettes aspire to be a Big Block Corvette when they reach the age of 40+ years?

Mike

[Rob V.]

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Your tank sticker is in much better condition than the one that was on my '67 Coupe. In fact, most of my tank sticker had deteriorated, and only small portions remained attached to the tank, much less readable. Additionally, the paper had discolored significantly, and was dark brown in color. Finally, the sticker was so fragile, that the tank was removed from the car; and the remaining sticker covered with plastic, and the whole mess now sits in the garage. While I do not know where my car spent most of its life; I do know the last title was issued in Michigan in 2004. Perhaps your car spent its life in a more forgiving environment. For what its worth...

Rob

[Gene M.]

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Robert, Is this an early VIN# car? Gene, that is the correct nomenclature for headrests.

Steve,
I don't know, as this option (head rests) is not very common.
The bench seat headrest sounds weird, but could possibly be the description GM used.
I hope someone has this knowledge to share with us.

[Robert M.]

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Robert, Is this an early VIN# car? Gene, that is the correct nomenclature for headrests.

Yes it is an arly car, 12-9-66 production. VIN is #5691

[Mike E.]

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My May 67 convertible is a base-motor, headrests, smog, vinyl hardtop, telescoping column, speed minder car. The original sticker was on the tank. The tank sticker was still on the tank, and because it was a California car for much of its life (and parked from 79-2008 indoors) the sticker was very readable. It describes the headrests in exactly the same way.

[Michael F.]

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A82 is correct headrest option, if I can find my copy of my tank sticker I will see if it has "bench seat" on it. Mine is late may car.