Possible L78 VIN identification help.

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**Mr70** · #1 12-07-2017, 03:47 PM

I understand what tunes is saying,but technically don't go by just that,as anyone could've stamped anything to match.
Even in the 1970's,our shop class teacher was re-stamping engine pads to match cars ViNs.
Look at the overall car today & it's past history.

tunes · #2 12-07-2017, 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr70

I understand what tunes is saying,but technically don't go by just that,as anyone could've stamped anything to match.
Even in the 1970's,our shop class teacher was re-stamping engine pads to match cars ViNs.
Look at the overall car today & it's past history.

This is very true. You will need to verify that the VIN stampings are factory original to be 100% sure of what you have.

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