Check out the vin tag on item # 170475224992 ! It must have been installed by Mickey Mouse. I tried to paste it over here but didn't have any luck. Take a look and see what you think! Tom
Check out the vin tag on this 64 coupe!
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Maybe I'm missing something here but I thought those '64 VIN tags were spot welded, like in the photo.
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I'm a '65 person too.
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the spot weld on the pass side of the vin tag is a tad nasty but i'd accept it as a factory weld. the Z-bar its welded to looks unmolested. owner of the dealership is Dave Stull(unsure of spelling). he's been dealing in vettes for years. some of the vettes are real nice, some not. i've found him to be honest. mike- Top
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I would geuss that is why they went to rivits. The weld job was sure un -professional looking. It is almost hard to believe a big company like G.M. could put out something so crude! Tom- Top
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Tom -- probably one of the reasons they went to rivets in the '65 MY was that too many of the VIN plates "were being broken loose from the body during the "date of vehicle delivery" stamping operation performed in the dealerships ... caused by striking the die excessively hard in an attempt to make a legible impression with one hammer blow" [quote from Chevrolet Service News, Aug 1965]. Goes on to recommend a series of light taps with a 1/8" die, while rocking the die slightly to get an imprint.- Top
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