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A $10,000 starting price and a "BIN" for $25,000
The seller should GET AN EDUCATION! '198 ( stamped ) intakes aren't that rare anymore. ![]() However, the date is right in there......... An original ZL-1 engine ( in pieces ) probably wouldn't cost $25,000.00 So this is designed to do nothing more than get attention. It certainly did that ![]()
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I have had alot of 198 intakes. Half of them have been stamped like this. In fact I may have sold that one to this guy.
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Jason,
Any idea if the "stamped" '198 intakes were originals or later created? I can't imagine that GM made that many of the modified ( cut plenum & modifed part number ) intakes prior to developing the actual '198 casting number change. Steve
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The 198s with cast in 98 numbers are worth much more than the stamped 98 intakes.. you can make the latter from a 300.00 163 and many have done so...
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Yeah Chuck!
That's sort of my opinion as well. We didn't see many '198's at all until the word got out. Then, they came out of the wood work..... ![]()
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