11-13-2025, 01:44 AM

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Bogus block stamp has tainted that car something fierce.

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It is well known that the Fremont, CA assembly plant (Z) was known for its unique engine stamping practices, which can make verifying a 1967 GTO engine, which was documented and stamped in 1966, different from those built at other plants.

Fremont didn't stamp anything other than VINs, the EUN
and code were done at the Pontiac plant. The seller's fishier
than a fish market. And there's supporting documentation
from Fast Lane Classic Cars?

This pic made me laugh out loud.

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