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Old 11-09-2013, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Greg Reid View Post
Notice the quarterpanel decal placement. I think (if I recall correctly) that it's generally accepted practice nowadays that the 'G' should be about one letter's width (give or take a half inch or so) from the marker light.
BTW, My first '68 still had those same hubcaps and whitewall tires when I bought it in '82.
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Originally Posted by Sidponcho View Post
First thing I noticed. I really like the decal up-high like that.
I'm sure these questions can't be answered, but: Was this an early car? From which plant?
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Originally Posted by Greg Reid View Post
I don't think you can really be 'wrong' on the placement as long as it's fairly near the upper half and no more than a couple of inches from the marker. The originals I've seen in person and in print seem to vary.
Those decals washed off our new '68 GTO the first time we went through a car wash.

The car wash guys were pretty tense but Dad was pleased because he was going to peel them off anyways.

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