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HH on the pass cylinder head just above the engine pad.
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Engine pad with the HH.
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Crayon on passenger side of firewall that looks like it says G290.
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Vin stamped on drivers side of trans just behind the side cover.
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plug wires dated 3rd quarter of 66.
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Delco Remy Patent pending dist cap.
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Alternator stamping
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Charlie,
-------That engine stamp is kinda interesting. Anyone notice the two different Hs? One wide and one a bit narrower. Obviously not making any statements about authenticity. It is just cool to see the use of the two slightly different Hs. Some over-anal NCRS judge would have a hissey, but the guys who know would go "WOW, thats a bit different". You can just never say you have seen it all with GM. They even keep throwing curves at you 37 years later! -------Thanks again for the picture show, Charlie. That is one original ol Vette you got there. Have also never seen that front cross-member green stripe before. Got to think about that for awhile.............Bill S |
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