'68 Camaro SS- Matador Red, 396 Big Block w/AC!

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Pat
any paper work with the car POP ?? Build sheet ?? do you know who did the restoration ??
thanks

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Mulholland Auto Restoration of Buena, NJ did the work. I do not have a current phone number for them.

Here is a pic of the POP and warranty book:

[Zedder]

Very nice car...can you post a shot of the engine stamping please?

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[Zedder]

Thanks. Not the best pic, so I'll ask...is this a restamped block?

[Stefano]

I would consider taking that car in on trade against one of our Super Cars!

Cool Car

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Thanks. Not the best pic, so I'll ask...is this a restamped block?

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Well, I am no expert on Chebbie stamps, especially in this crowd. To the best of my knowledge, no this is not a restamp. The gentleman who owned the car when it was restored said the numbers on the are original. I've had an independant 3rd party look at the photos as well. I have no reason to call either of them a liar. I am also willing to point out that I wasn't even alive when this car sold new to the original owner.

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I would consider taking that car in on trade against one of our Super Cars!

Cool Car

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PM or email me with what you have in mind Stephano...

[Charley Lillard]

If you want the car to be more correct you could remove the paint from the engine pad and at the same time it would be much easier for people to confirm orig stamping.

[Zedder]

Thanks. Unfortunately, no "expert" or "third party" could call an engine stamping based on those pics due to the orange paint. I also asked if it was a restamp because your ad doesn't state that this is the original engine.

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I also asked if it was a restamp because your ad doesn't state that this is the original engine.

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Anyone other than the original owner declaring this or ANY motor as original is speculation at best in my mind. Look no further than a quick google search to find some "service" willing to "grain" (recreate factory broach marks after a block has been trued) and restamp your motor for you. Thank the Corvette contingent of the hobby for that one.

The owners previous and present believe that this motor is the original one. If the purchase hinges on stripping the paint off the stamp pad, I am certain that the current owner is willing to do that.