Phillip Cole

Yes, September 22 - 27. Registration information will be made available from the national office at the appropriate time. Sorry, didn't see your post until just now.

As lump alluded, most state privacy laws prevent such a title search. Have you tried a Google search of the VIN? That too is a long shot. You might try the Camaro Research Group at camaros.org/forums. The CRG has close to 6k members. A detailed description and original location might turn up something there. Most current First Generation Camaro owners are going to be suspicious of such inquiries, unless you have a good story...

Y Carolina del Norte también. ¿Que coches antiguos tienes?

I agree. It would be nice to see this car go into caring, knowledgeable hands. Earl, glad to hear about the 91 Park Avenue! Is that the one you were considering when you called me? I have mentioned your 39 to a few buick lovers here in NC.

I agree with you. There needs to be an "age scale", instead of making all cars drive the same amount of miles. The purpose of the AACA program is to put old cars on the road, so I guess your idea wasn't thought through.

Hi Joe, I've put over 17000 miles on my 68 camaro in the Mileage Program. 2000 for the first submission, then 5000 for each following. You get a badge to which you attach the mileage pins. As far as I know, Sherm Carey is still in charge of the program and can answer your questions. There is a contract link for him on the AACA website.

By any chance does the emblem have any Drago markings on the back? Such markings can give you a manufacture date. Drago of France made a lot of military badges before and after WW II. It makes sense that a modern version of the company could make car emblems. I know they have made country badges for cars. Beyond that you probably need to talk to a military badge collector.

Correct.

Yes, as a safety item, "as long as the installation is done in a workmanlike manner in keeping with the design and era of the vehicle, using authentic wiring, and in good taste."

When all else fails, I use two mushroom toggle bolts. May have to slightly enlarge the holes in the badge.

And in the UK they are called "frog eyed".

jimriviera, Here is what the Guidelines say in relation to your question. 61polara was referring to these guidelines for Chassis. This morning, I had time to check online with my local discount tire store and they have several brands ("Specific brand is unimportant.") available for less. Just make sure they follow your factory documentation. From Judging Guidelines, under Chassis, pages 2-23 and 2-24: (Highlighted text is mine in relation to your question.) "11. Tires on all vehicles must be as specified by the manufacturer. Specific brand is unimportant. …Some manufacturers offered a radial tire - for specific vehicle(s) - as a factory authorized option to the standard issue ply tire. The use of red line radials on a vehicle should be accompanied with documentation. It is advisable to seek documentation from the vehicle owner when a tire size or type is in question. This is especially so in cases of limited production, specialty vehicles, and foreign made vehicles. a. LETTER SIZE tires, i.e. G78-15, GR78-14, etc 1967. b. RADIALS, i.e. 185R14, 175R13, etc. Domestic Cars. (Factory documentation is required for any vehicle with radial tires prior to the years listed below.) Some domestic manufacturers offered these tires as early as 1967, such as Buick and Oldsmobile. It is possible that others may have offered them as well. BEFORE taking any deductions, the Team Captain will ask the owner for documentation. (Note: European built vehicles can be much earlier) (Japanese vehicles 1967, possibly earlier). c. LOW PROFILE METRIC RADIALS, i.e. P195/70R13, P195/70VR14 Domestic Cars as early as 1979. European cars 1969*, Japanese cars 1975* *Also refer to above Note when judging foreign made vehicles."

A lot of research has been done on tires over the last several years. There is a detailed CJE on tires. Most judges know the tire guidelines. 2 each per tire including spare. It used to be more....

Congratulations! So what's next in your plan???

25e, closed sports car. Not sure 70 Z had a mag wheel factory option. Find factory documentation...