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...as I understand it, Corvettes accept date codes on castings up to 6 months prior to car serial number...And "Bloomington Gold" can still accept a car w/o 'matching' serial numbers (since reproductions were so good there is as much danger rejecting a true original as a well done original). And Corvettes were mass produced and have so many incredible examples left, the only way to distinguish is via the minute. Our cars are a bit different, and originality seems to be a goal and not a necessary criteria. If you can find your original motor, cool for you...But otherwise, it seems the Vette owners are happy with something that strives to be original...

10/1/171:37 AM

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