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Yep. Depends on the quality of restoration. Most are non original motors.
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Yep. Depends on the quality of restoration. Most are non original motors. [/ QUOTE ] That's what I was thinking as well, most of the ZL1's don't have their original engine so I used the $300K value estimate for a NOM car. I would think the car would have a higher value with a 69 dated ZL1 engine vs a newer ZL1 engine. But if 99% of the people looking at it couldn't tell the difference, then stick a new ZL1 in it while you look for a 69 dated ZL1. But, is a NOM ZL1 a $300K car?
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