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Originally Posted by 69LM1
Everything looked good until you read the disclaimer at the end. Not even sure it's an as much less big block.
Rich
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I have seen that disclaimer before on other ads. It's a CYA Disclaimer. The problem is he is trying to use it just incase his Claim that this car has the original engine in it turns out to be false.
This is a recurring issue with classic cars. Having their original drive train makes them more valuable than one with a NOM drive train. If you claim (which he does in CAPS) that this car has the original drive train and it's not - he just committed Fraud and can be held accountable for it and that disclaimer won't relieve him of that accountability.