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Hey Guys -
All good banter in my book and it's cool we all have the same point of view on helping each other out. Mr. Hein, I'll go out on a limb here, the 1970 WS motor I'm looking for out there in Pontiac-land has the last 3 VIN of: 649. Thanks!
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1966 GTO, SD Performance MR1 535, 784 hp. 1967 GTO Convertible, 77k Survivor, 18 Options. 1968 GTO, 1 Owner, Endura Delete, 1 of 1. 1970 GTO JUDGE, 57k Survivor, Ram Air III, M20. 1970 TRANS AM, Ram Air III, M20, Norwood, 10 / 201. |
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Guess I'll throw MY hat into the ring here.....My original engine is missing.......496...70 WS
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As a late teen I built a non number matching 72 formula with a Saginaw 4 speed 455 blue bumper guards and white interior. I had a torker 2 high rise and a holley double pumper with hei. I wish I still had the car. I bought it for 250 as a roller. I cared less if it had original engine. I'm thinking if your car isn't original them make it bad ass. Stop wasting life worrying about the engine no.being right or running around trying to.find it.,it may not exist no more. I've spent countless hours finding parts and still hunting a few down but I'm almost done. It would be stupid of me to try to make it number matching starting with a roller and is it worth your time and effort? Just my opinion. Drive your car
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Someone should start a pinned thread where you can post looking for and found partials ONLY. Would be helpful to us all
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