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11-27-2015, 11:20 AM
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All the errant stamping isn't the only thing wrong with the asm number.
A '71 usage asm number of 020137 would have been proceeded by a (, and that particular range of asm number, if used on a '71 HO block would have been stamped on a very early block, a "140" cast in May of '70, not a 485428 cast B011. Realise the the seller states the YE block is not original to the 04E built '71 TransAm, but something "funny business wise" is going on here.
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11-27-2015, 12:02 PM
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Or someone's hope of clever deception...VIN was errantly exposed for further tracking? Maybe a slip up?
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