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08-17-2006, 05:59 PM
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Re: Perfect car for a FRAUD investigation.
In the 4 pages of this thread I didn't see where anyone mentioned the pad on the front of the motor. The auction doesn't have pictures of it. If the car is somewhat legit,
 it would at least have to have the original motor in it. It should be easy to spot a fake stamping there.
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08-18-2006, 07:38 AM
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Re: Perfect car for a FRAUD investigation.
There is not going to be a real DZ engine to see.
Because this did not start life as a Z. With all the close ups, obvious it was purposely omitted. We are looking at a Trim tag and VIN, added to an original RS/SS-350 Still a nice car - it is really a shame. Hope they save the original tags. Someone just thought "if we change these 2 little tags, we can make an extra $25K" 
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08-18-2006, 07:58 AM
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Re: Perfect car for a FRAUD investigation.
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Hope they save the original tags. [/ QUOTE ] Probably already sold on eBay  [ QUOTE ] Someone just thought "if we change these 2 little tags, we can make an extra $25K" [/ QUOTE ] Unfortunately, theres a good chance that they will 
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