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Default 314 mile z28

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOmt2dd4Noo

I've never seen this car, maybe others haven't too.
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VIN is 124379N699316. Nothing came up when I did a search.
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Maybe I'm just a little too suspicious, but why would a 314 mile car have a late 70's oil filler cap? i know its an easy change-out, but it sure looks odd there.
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Lot of exterior chrome added for an X77. Engine compartment looks restored, lot of things changed and replated. Interior looks very original. Mileage claim.. Well I'd love to certify and document all areas of the car and verify what is original and restored...
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Radiator tag on the shroud? 314 miles could have been 1/4 mile at a time. Just saying... Pretty charp chort though!
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Maybe I'm just a little too suspicious, but why would a 314 mile car have a late 70's oil filler cap? i know its an easy change-out, but it sure looks odd there.
Not just the cap. I think the valve covers have been swapped for later polished covers.

Just a few other thing in addition to what has been mentioned.

Lost the big ear radiator cap.

I am not buying the finish on the hood hinges and hood latch assy.

Also no buying the air cleaner gasket as original.
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Speedometer needle is stuck at 10 mph.
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In the video he showed a Mecum auction book from 1991 that featured this car. At the time the odometer had 126 miles.

Cool if it can be verified.

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Very cool car.
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The Brake Master Clyinder doesn't look original. Kool car would certainly like to see this one go through Vintage Certification @ MCACN
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