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i would take "A casting date correct decked block with no stamp" over a CE block.
i rather have a motor that is date code correct than a warranty block that comes after the build date of the car. i understand that a lot of these motors blew up or were exchanged back in the day but i think there were more survivor motors on cars than CE warranty blocks. a lot more original motors were rebuilt and put back in the car with the block decked out anyways. just be honest and tell people its date code correct with an original block that was made for the car but the block numbers are decked out. Honestly if you don't have history or documents on your COPO stating that a CE block was infact replacing your original motor will it do you any good anyways? so my vote is for #1.
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