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: LS6 Protect-O-Plate question 70cko4sp Oct 28th, 09, 7:23 PM http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1970-Chevelle-SS-LS6-Excellent-Condition_W0QQitemZ250521082765QQcmdZViewItemQQptZ US_Cars_Trucks?hash=item3a54385b8d The codes on the protect-o-plate for this LS6 look a little odd. http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww75/blackcherrySS/WaltersSilverLS6.jpg Dave Birdwell Oct 28th, 09, 10:25 PM Yeah, it's interesting how the engine and rear axle are both dated Jan 12th, but the transmission is an October 31st??? Not to say that it's a fake, it just is interesting... :yes: 70cko4sp Oct 28th, 09, 10:34 PM My protect-o-plate has a CKF code for the rear end with the date after the code (1024B). And my transmission has a POR27B code for a muncie October 27th M21. The codes for the options start directly under the C for the rear end code. This one is moved over one character to the right. Makes you wonder. I guess this car doesn't have power steering so it wouldn't have a 1 in the first column for the options. Dave Birdwell Oct 29th, 09, 12:15 AM Is your car an Arlington built car??? 70cko4sp Oct 29th, 09, 8:08 AM No. Mine was a Van Nuys car. I didn't know they would be that different. I thought the rear end codes would all have three letters, starting with a C. My mistake. I checked out other protect-o-plate information on Chevelle stuff and got an education. I should have looked there first. Thanks for the tip. I learned something new. DougA Oct 29th, 09, 11:06 AM Look in the TC free classifieds,you can get your own protecto plate.:sad: | ||