Not sure where to start - 69 Z/28 on BAT

[RSSSfan]

jeffd517 (The Seller) This author's likes: 1

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Just to To confirm this is the original DZ block that came out of this X33 Z/28 Camaro! The engine had to be decked and we wanted to ensure a tight and reliable motor. This engine was built by professional engine builder MEP in Muncie, Indiana. I assure you that if the stamping could’ve been saved it would’ve been and I’ve provided the original numbers and stamp in photos.

[Billohio]

yes I agree sounds like hes claiming it is the motor that was for this car. Now trying to correct that statement. A lot of conflicting info!!

[Jonesy]

Originally Posted by RSSSfan

jeffd517 (The Seller) This author's likes: 1

3970610
Just to To confirm this is the original DZ block that came out of this X33 Z/28 Camaro! The engine had to be decked and we wanted to ensure a tight and reliable motor. This engine was built by professional engine builder MEP in Muncie, Indiana. I assure you that if the stamping could’ve been saved it would’ve been and I’ve provided the original numbers and stamp in photos.

Sorry but I am not buying this at all. I also think its a huge stretch to have a Late June engine in a Late August car.

[RSSSfan]

I'm not even convinced that the car started life as an X33 car, since the tag has been off the car. That's why I would be looking for the larger diameter trunk torsion bar. If it has the smaller rods, then the car was never built with a rear spoiler. By August the spoiler was part of the RPO, so if not equipped it would throw the provenance of this car even more into question. Caveat Emptor.

[Jonesy]

Tag has definately been off the car. I think the tag is real. There are alot of issues with this car including the stories associated with it. Its does not look to be a quality 69 Z28.

[RSSSfan]

Originally Posted by Jonesy

Tag has definately been off the car. I think the tag is real. There are alot of issues with this car including the stories associated with it. Its does not look to be a quality 69 Z28.

Tag is real, but who knows if it was on this car originally. I guess the build date seems to fall in line with the VIN sequence, so it has that going for it. For the life of me in this day and age I can't understand why someone would grind the numbers off of a DZ block and then try to restamp it with generic gang numbers.