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Casting dates?
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J-10-9 October 10 1969 --- kinda figure with a 6500 redline GM would use screw in studs -- thank you for any input
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late 10D 69 Z
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MY 69 10D car had pressed in studs - FWIW
Orig 1600 mile car
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186 heads were probably updated with screw in studs at rebuild ?
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do we know serial number wise the latest Z28 made ?
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or last known Z28 still in exsitence ?
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Latest one I know of is just under 200 units from last '69 built, N711922.
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Yes pretty common practice to switch to screw in studs - was always recommended or pin the studs
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