In January, 2004, Paul Wicker wrote: The last time I heard about the car, it had been sold by the original owner
(Dick's posted pictures were taken in the original owner's driveway) to a body shop owner in the Akron/Canton,
Ohio area. He had done rust repair on the battery tray and right front body inner corner by welding in rust free partsfrom a donor Vega, I think I remember he had gone over the body and it was now entirely painted in gray primer.He was advertising the car as is in Hemmings Motor News in the early 1990's. Steve Larson did some follow-up on the car at that time. I would check with him if you are looking for a place to start searching.

Date Unknown. A dash plaque purchased across the counter, says Chris Wheaton.

Supposedly owned by Sean McClosky of Los Angeles, CA. See Cosworth Vega Magazine‐11.

The dash plaque bearing this number appeared on eBay in March of 2008. According to the listing, “Up
for auction is a rare plaque made for each Cosworth Vega and given to some of the General Motors
Executives. This plaque was made for the 3587th Cosworth Vega made. This plaque was given to my
father while he worked at the Fremont California plant. It reads Cosworth Vega 16 valve dual overhead
cam with the #3587 and my father’s name (that nameplate can be removed). The plaque is 6" tall and 5"
wide and is solid wood.”

This dash plaque came up for sale in January of 2008 from the same seller as #3953. The ad read: “You
are bidding on a Very Unusual General Motors Chevrolet Vega NOS Dash Plaque. It is from a yet to be
produced Cosworth unit. #3951. The special Cosworths were a 16 valve Double Over head cam
engine. From 1974 to 1977 there were only 3508 units produced. This was found at a sale near
the Lordstown, Ohio Assembly Plant. It is in good condition with a few light scratches.” Seller is
onadockinthecove, located in Lake Milton, OH.

In November of 2005 the website received a feedback from the buyer of this plaque: Hello. I have always liked the Cosworth Vega, but do not own one. Some time back I acquired for my automotive collection, an original Cosworth Vega Dash Plaque with the number 3953. Apparently it was not installed in a production car. It is in good condition with the 2 screw threads coming out the back end. Do you know what the last / highest dash plaque number produced was? Thanks. Randy. v1‐v2rotate@charter.net

EBay item in March of 2005:  “You are bidding on a Very Unusual General Motors Chevrolet Vega Dash  Plaque. It is from a yet to be produced unit, #3953.  From 1974 to1977 there were about 3,508 units  produced.  It was found at a sale near the Lordstown, Ohio assembly plant. These engines in the  Cosworths had 16 valves and dual overhead cams.  It is in good condition with a few light scratches.”   Seller is in Lake Milton, OH.