Missing Trim Tags

[Flowjoe]

Sparked by my question here on the missing Trim Tag on the '69 convertible I have (Here is a link to the discussion I started http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=2690.0).  I'd be interested in the reasons for your responses if you are willing to give them.

[dab67]

Here is my question regarding your survey before I vote.
What information would you submit to put on the replacement trim tag and where is this information coming from to do so?

Dave

[Flowjoe]

A reasonable question. 

I saw this as a two part question based on the discussion in my previous thread.  The first part  is whether the missing tag should be replaced at all.  The second is what information should go onto it.  I did not see a clear path for a poll question to address the second part. So I figured I'd start by seeing if there was a majority in favor of or opposed to Trim Tag replacement.  If the majority is a negative response then the second part...what should go on it, becomes a moot point. If the majority points to replacing the tag then it would be worthwhile to try and formulate a poll that woudl help create some sort of consensus as to how the replacement tag should be configured...Basically aimed at creating an acceptable standard for dealing with these missing items within the hobbyist community.

Does that make sense?

[lakeholme]

Flowjoe,

I think you are right.  First, you determine the "sanctity" surrounding the group's opinion about trim tags.  After that, the second part is hard to determine.  I suppose you could break each piece of the question into parts that only allow a yes or no opinion --including the sources of your information.

While I'm not surprised at the direction of the vote, thus far, I do wish more folks would at least vote.  At the least you need fifty voting to determine any opinion.  Actually, to be considered a valid poll of the members, it would require around 160 votes (10%).  Thus far, I've not seen any poll here get much more than half that number.

So... you guys help him out and vote!