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06-14-2023, 12:36 AM
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Restamp should take the same hit as a NOM... IMO.. I think 25-35% should be a good baseline depending on the car.
My '66 427/390 car is NOM. It has a '68 427/390 in it with whatever cars vin it came out of stamped on it.... Does restamping add value? Not to me it doesn't. I would rather have NOM than a restamped forgery.
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