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Old 03-13-2025, 10:37 PM
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Engine assembly stamp on the block appears to be T0521ID. Quit screwing around with the community by just saying that it’s dated just prior to the car. It’s not a CE block. Disclose what you have found. Also, you were asked for the distance between the holes on the door jamb. Tell the community what the distance is. There are a lot of very knowledgeable enthusiast who own real 68 Yenkos with real door tags here. They can confirm your measurement on real cars.
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Old 03-14-2025, 01:53 AM
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Engine assembly stamp on the block appears to be T0521ID. Quit screwing around with the community by just saying that it’s dated just prior to the car. It’s not a CE block. Disclose what you have found. Also, you were asked for the distance between the holes on the door jamb. Tell the community what the distance is. There are a lot of very knowledgeable enthusiast who own real 68 Yenkos with real door tags here. They can confirm your measurement on real cars.
I'm not screwing around. Who put the car on the list in 2002 then waited 23 years to remove it yesterday? Why would you email me, "Long story on the car", then not disclose a single thing about it other than mentioning the driver side damage? You said the CRG put it on due to it having a door tag. If this site has the threshold you denote, why wasn't the car vetted years ago, and again in 2014 when it was purported to be on eBay?

I asked all very solid and non-confrontational questions, and denoted half-a-dozen times that I'm fine with it not being a Yenko.

There's a credibility concern with leaving a car on a list 23 years and having an owner harassed with calls. Don't spin this like I'm the one that's in the wrong.

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Wes, you didn't even look at the car or do your diligence before purchasing. Stop with the list blame game, and go and enjoy your Camaro. There's a lot of information and knowledgeable members but you chose not to discuss and become informed until AFTER the fact. You haven't even looked at the hidden VINs, know the location of YS tag mounting or bothered to clean the paint off the rear axle stamping.

At this point nothing productive is being added.
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