D80 on trim tag
 

As far as I have seen the D80 was not shown on the Norwood trim tags until mid '69. Check out the REAL Z28 body, EBay # 320031631319.
Mark

Re: D80 on trim tag
 

Definitely way too early to have a D80 tag... I think D80 first appeared on 06A cars.

Re: D80 on trim tag
 

I thought D80 was seen on tags as early as May.

Re: D80 on trim tag
 

I believe 05D was the first week for "D80"

Re: D80 on trim tag
 

Link

D80 didnt show up on tags until sometime in May. But this tag is such an obvious fake, it probably doesnt matter anyway.

Re: D80 on trim tag
 

Reproduction Bodies, repro Tags, what next, reproduction Engines with correct broach marks and stampings? I guess if there is enough money in it people will do anything.

Paul

Re: D80 on trim tag
 

[quote....what next, reproduction Engines with correct broach marks and stampings? ....

Paul

[/ QUOTE ]

Already long here and I hate the term personally but they're called "Restoration Engines" and even accepted in Corvette circles as Ok. .
In reality it's a "perfect forgery" restamp and a way to skirt saying so. .
It's also the way to term it amongst those in the know yet those who don't get duped so when they find out the truth they can either admit it's a forgery or join the 'liars' club! .

~ Pete

Re: D80 on trim tag
 

buyer beware watch out for this guy !!!!!!!!!!!

Re: D80 on trim tag
 

The "Corvette" guys mastered the art of rebroaching (the complete top of the block if need be)stamping/and even aging the stampings, a long time ago.

Re: D80 on trim tag
 

[ QUOTE ]
The "Corvette" guys mastered the art of rebroaching (the complete top of the block if need be)stamping/and even aging the stampings, a long time ago.

[/ QUOTE ]

Stefano,

If that is true, then why does the NCRS make such a big
deal about broach marks? It's often a topic of discussion
there.....

Stated another way, if the broach marks & stampings can
be "cloned" easily enough, why do they make such a fuss?