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Default BE rear

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Old 01-26-2018, 12:16 PM
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Looks like the gears and differential are not in it.
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C BE, so expect it's a 341 casting.
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good catch. I didn't see the C
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Nice piece.
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Old 01-26-2018, 08:59 PM
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Maybe the "B" changed later in the year - not like any early BE rears that I have pictures of.
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Know the seller and the rear and where it came from,
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So it that a good thing? I can remember not long ago, when some experts were adamant that thre were no CBEs while other C-codes were readily documented on other late production Camaros.

To expect the same worker with the same set of stamps to hit each and every rear in the exact same way is just not likely in my thinking.
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so it that a good thing? I can remember not long ago, when some experts were adamant that thre were no cbes while other c-codes were readily documented on other late production camaros.

To expect the same worker with the same set of stamps to hit each and every rear in the exact same way is just not likely in my thinking.
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Just for clarity - it's the "B" font that changed, not the stamping technique.
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