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07-27-2025, 10:18 PM
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BAT Z. Legit DZ stamp?
Legit? https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...mpaign_2648441
I know the rear springs are not original. Always a red flag to me.
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Yesterday, 01:06 PM
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No opinion on stamp for lack of study.
Looks like someone spent a lot of time on the car . Tag on tranny is for sure rusty. 309 master cylinder is a re-pop. Just completed the "309" marathon with plenty studying. Looks to be plenty other re-pop stuff on car. Driveshaft strips are nice and neat. Factory driveshaft stripes [well on "OLE BLUE" anyway] are very sloppy. Obviously done with a brush. Other paint markings are very sloppy also. A few example's . Last edited by daveg; Yesterday at 01:18 PM. Reason: add pic
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#4
Yesterday, 03:35 PM
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stampings look good. As mentioned repop springs and other items.
Rear axle tube looks like it was possibly skimmed with filler around the stamping due to pitting.
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