December 05, 1970.What month is L-5-70 for a Chevy block and it’s a casting 3963512.
Why would the cap fasteners be studs instead of bolts?
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You know the Chevrolet Market better than me Richard.I totally forgot to look for a vin stamp.
This would be the most interest to me if It had a vin derivative, then I could look for the car that it was from or be seen by the car owner looking to have a matching numbers car.
Not worth the $2K asking price!
Chevy Guys Go Nuts for Yenkos.I totally forgot to look for a vin stamp.
This would be the most interest to me if It had a vin derivative, then I could look for the car that it was from or be seen by the car owner looking to have a matching numbers car.
Not worth the $2K asking price!
Kinda feel the same way.It may not have a VIN stamp, otherwise it would have been mentioned by the seller.
It’s very difficult to find any good parts worth investing in. Everything is priced for a very ambitious future.
LS6 Is Legendary.It may not have a VIN stamp, otherwise it would have been mentioned by the seller.
It’s very difficult to find any good parts worth investing in. Everything is priced for a very ambitious future.
It's Rare for Top Pontiac Factory Race Cars to have original motors.The same thing has been going on with 1969 COPO Camaro. Reggie Jackson has traded and collected almost 2 dozen COPO Camaros and even he said it’s rare to have a COPO that has its original motor.