***WARNING*** 69 RS Z/28 on Ebay

[kwhizz]

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American Classix is Alan Stanton. He has a nice website: www.americanclassix.net.

There's no mention on the website about expertise authenticating Camaros but he has several classic and musclecars listed for sale.

He has a nice 68 Camaro for sale. Here are a couple of pics of that car's "numbers". I'll let you make your own conclusions as to integrity and/or restoration skills:





I'm with Hylton on this one: "Bullsh!t".

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Where are the broach markings? Do I see remnants of a decked block? Why aren't the numbers consistant with GM stampings as far as straightness?
Hell... What do I know???

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Here you go Charley.....

Ken

[kwhizz]

Yawn!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ken

[Lynn]

Ken: I think Charley is wanting Jimmy to post a pic of the engine stamping from the car in question. The one you posted is not from this car, but just an example of American Classix work.

I would like to see a pic as well.

Lynn

[Hylton]

This is not of that car:



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American Classix is Alan Stanton. He has a nice website: www.americanclassix.net.

There's no mention on the website about expertise authenticating Camaros but he has several classic and musclecars listed for sale.

He has a nice 68 Camaro for sale. Here are a couple of pics of that car's "numbers". I'll let you make your own conclusions as to integrity and/or restoration skills:





I'm with Hylton on this one: "Bullsh!t".

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Where are the broach markings? Do I see remnants of a decked block? Why aren't the numbers consistant with GM stampings as far as straightness?
Hell... What do I know???

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Here you go Charley.....

Ken

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