Replacement trim tag?
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Drifting
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From: Kanuckistan
2022 C3 of the Year Finalist - Modified
Replacement trim tag?
I was wondering if it was possible to acquire a replacement trim tag.
Is that legal? Can you buy it somewhere?
I don't really need it, my car is a restomod/custom so I'm surely not into NCRS stuff, I just thought is would be cool to have it.
Is that legal? Can you buy it somewhere?
I don't really need it, my car is a restomod/custom so I'm surely not into NCRS stuff, I just thought is would be cool to have it.
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Drifting
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From: Kanuckistan
2022 C3 of the Year Finalist - Modified
Any link? How outrageously expensive are those?
This is actually a plan B, plan A is to make my own trim plate to "document" the restoration.
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Bill Clements in Lubbock TX, use to do them, and to the best of my knowledge, still does. The number I have for him is 806-747-4848. I think he was getting around $400 for his tags.
Back in the 80's, Bill ran a company in Lubbock called Chevy Craft. He was very big in 55-57 Chevys, as well as 409 cars. This was when he got into making trim tags, as well as VIN tags!
There's also www.trimtags.com. They use a repro tag, that can usually be caught, pretty easily. Clements supposedly, had some NOS tags, that he was using.
Back in the 80's, Bill ran a company in Lubbock called Chevy Craft. He was very big in 55-57 Chevys, as well as 409 cars. This was when he got into making trim tags, as well as VIN tags!
There's also www.trimtags.com. They use a repro tag, that can usually be caught, pretty easily. Clements supposedly, had some NOS tags, that he was using.
Thread Starter
Drifting
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 1,626
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From: Kanuckistan
2022 C3 of the Year Finalist - Modified
Bill Clements in Lubbock TX, use to do them, and to the best of my knowledge, still does. The number I have for him is 806-747-4848. I think he was getting around $400 for his tags.
Back in the 80's, Bill ran a company in Lubbock called Chevy Craft. He was very big in 55-57 Chevys, as well as 409 cars. This was when he got into making trim tags, as well as VIN tags!
There's also www.trimtags.com. They use a repro tag, that can usually be caught, pretty easily. Clements supposedly, had some NOS tags, that he was using.
Back in the 80's, Bill ran a company in Lubbock called Chevy Craft. He was very big in 55-57 Chevys, as well as 409 cars. This was when he got into making trim tags, as well as VIN tags!
There's also www.trimtags.com. They use a repro tag, that can usually be caught, pretty easily. Clements supposedly, had some NOS tags, that he was using.
At that price I'll probably roll my own custom tag, so I won't have to glass those rivet holes.
