'69 Z28 EBAY

[Tracker1]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: firstgenaddict</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does it look like the deck was cut lightly? but preserved the stamp? </div></div>

yeah over about as far as the DZ and date - thanks firstgen

unless someone will vouch for the stamping as a legit looking LA stamping...is it an SS350 Los Angeles car, 327 car perhaps? i am a bit put off...anybody else?

[mockingbird812]

Original color? Partial vins on tranny and engine appear to match but would need better photos.

[Stefano]

Some LA Built Camaros also have the crayon marking X-code on the rear seat frame passengers side, just below where it meets the horizontal package tray shelf.

[1969z280]

Sam,

I think the engine stamp has the elongated 7 that you see in LA cars but the trans doesn't appear to be the same. That said, both stamps look pretty good to me on their own. Ed

[Tracker1]

That VIN stamp(s) could be from any V8 camaro built in LA
It's the DZ I am concerned about

[Fast67VelleN2O]

Wow that DZ looks like it has some fancy characters compared to every other DZ I have ever seen, however, I have only seen Norwood DZ stampings.

[subyman99]

That doesnt look like my LA z28 deck stamping..

[69SSZL1]

If the gas tank has never been removed, the Chassis Broadcast Copy <span style="text-decoration: underline">will</span> be there (Van Nuys 1969 Camaros only).

[Fast67VelleN2O]

I come across a lot of Muncie 4 speed transmissions and double or even triple stamps are very common. That wouldn't scare me in the least bit.

-Matt

[Stefano]

I had an LA Camaro that had three hits/stamps on the trans.