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Old 09-16-2016, 03:56 PM
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Default Re: Engine numbers on a decked block?

a google pulls this up and it comes up many times and is discussed..and is mentioned discussed on NCRS more than a few times

Fry's Reagent

this is what some police type csi use you, rub it on the ground off area with a cloth and often a shadow of the numbers would appear that was readable.


once a deck is struck/stamped it moved the molecules up to .125 deep is what my old school machinist says....if it was a light strike maybe 1/2 of that..maybe...

pipe dream..if the stamp aint there nothing you can do to make it there...it may be a piece of mind for you, but value wise, its still a stamped deck thats been modified and that raises all kinds of suspicion
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