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Old 10-09-2025, 07:13 PM
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I appreciate that.
It's not a good vibe at all to be completely honest .

The EUN is "too neat" . Those blocks were hand stamped EUN as opposed to machine stamped like all others.
Never seen a real one anywhere close to that neat.
It looks calculated.

It also appears the partial VIN is stamped down low near timing cover.
Hard to tell 100% for sure where it is stamped.
But Fremont would be stamped up high near the cylinder head in 69

For that kind of money - he needs to do some way better pictures of things that important.

I'd rather have an SR than a goofy footed restamp.
There are so many fakes out there now, hardly anyone knows what a real one should look like.
Thanks for the info
The Ram IV stamping should look more like this , right?
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Old 10-09-2025, 08:17 PM
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Yes , that - or even a little worse actually in some cases.
Those digits look almost straight vertically.
That's almost too good , but we can only gauge things so far when covered by paint.

That original block that BLKBRD bought in the beginning must have been beyond repair.
And he/they made a replica for it.

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