fender tag restoration, yay or nay?

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I have the original tag for my GTX...it's in decent shape for it's age but not perfect...should I restore it, if so what is the best method...or just leave it alone, if so it would be the only thing in the engine compartment not painted back to it's original QQ1 color. Thanks

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Right, most Lynch Road cars (plant "A") had bare tags.

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QQ1 tells us it's a '67 or '68 tag.

Does one see a lot of unpainted '67/'68 LR tags like we do in '69?

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Since I have a build sheet I had a duplicate made which will go on the car. The original will be tucked away. Too many fender tags going missing at car shows.

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..... the flip-side is too many fender tags/broadcast sheets/titles go missing after being placed in "SAFE" places.

JB Weld or similar is your friend

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If you blast it , go easy on the pressure. I bent one like a pretzel once (Only Once!)

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What the heck were ya using for media?? BUCKSHOT??

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Leave the hood down at shows if your away from the car
Tag theft is absolutely ridiculous what the hell are those people doing with the tags?
Thieves make me ill....

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I had a buddy have is broadcast sheet stolen. I told him before it happened just make a copy and display that instead the original but didn't listen. He didn't know what it would serve whoever stole it and I don't either. The same with the fender tag.

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Nothing wrong with stripping and repainting it with the rest of the car, but I wouldnt add filler or anything, leave the pits and rust holes alone. That said, if its the cars only original document you might consider leaving it as is so it wont be easily confused with a reproduction.

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