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Default 1970 Z28 engine pad... what do you think?

as the title states...

Thanks guys!

need opinions on this '70 Z pad stamping

I think it looks fine... what do you think? Characters look OK?


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Old 12-09-2006, 07:55 AM
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Default Re: 1970 Z28 engine pad... what do you think?

Looks good to me. The one is a font that's not available over the counter and broach marks look good. Definitely never been decked.
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Default Re: 1970 Z28 engine pad... what do you think?

I think this is a Norwood car and Van Nuys cars had a different "1" character.
I'm still waiting on some more pictures with further information.

Thanks for the sight Howard... Anyone else?
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Default Re: 1970 Z28 engine pad... what do you think?

Weren't all the engines built at flint?
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Default Re: 1970 Z28 engine pad... what do you think?

I think the engine code was stamped at the engine plant(V = Flint) so the Nor vs LA body plant has nothing to do with it. It's probably more to do with worn out stamps. Best thing to do is look for other stamps in the same time frame.
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Default Re: 1970 Z28 engine pad... what do you think?

That is true and makes good sense.

Thanks guys.

here are some others...




the "1" is most certainly different...
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Default Re: 1970 Z28 engine pad... what do you think?

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Looks good to me. The one is a font that's not available over the counter and broach marks look good. Definitely never been decked.

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What do you base your "font" comment on?
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