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Originally Posted by starlightblack
Mis-stamps on the assembly line are quite common to find - there was a 69 Trans Am featured in a thread on here years ago that had its original 400 (clamps undisturbed, etc.) but it was built at Norwood and the block featured the VIN FROM THE CHEVY CAMARO THAT WAS BUILT IN FRONT OF IT. Assembly line guy forgot to change the gang stamp. Also my friend has a '71 Cuda six pack car (Cudas have the last six digits of the VIN stamped into the body sheetmetal) and the actual VIN on the dash is one number off what's stamped in the original sheetmetal. My guess is you're fine, buy the car.
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