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|  Re: value of a ZL 1 clone with a real ZL1 motor 
			
			I'd take the fathom green one with the match engine for 600k any day of the week over non original for 850. but, I also like green...and don't like yellow. 
				__________________ 2012 ZL1 black M6 1968 L36 4 spd Biscayne 1957 270 hp Corvette | 
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			Well, I guess I just got the opportunity to put my money where my mouth is! I just bought this 69 COPO (chevelle) engine:   To go into this:   my original car from high school as found in a junkyard that I just bought and will be starting a restore on this winter! Now I just need the tranny and rear!  Rich 
				__________________ Rich Pern Former Owner - 69 Camaro COPO "Tin Soldier" | 
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|  Re: value of a ZL 1 clone with a real ZL1 motor 
			
			What happened to the plug in the rh  head? | 
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|  Re: value of a ZL 1 clone with a real ZL1 motor 
			
			Looks like paint over grime? It was picked up yesterday by one of my employees and will be here sometime tonight then I can make a proper assessment.   
				__________________ Rich Pern Former Owner - 69 Camaro COPO "Tin Soldier" | 
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			 [ QUOTE ] Looks like paint over grime? [/ QUOTE ] Actually it normally protrudes from the head 1/8 of an inch or more. The fact it is recessed or ground means you should inspect the block a bit better before purchasing to ensure it wasnt alterted so the block could be stamped with the head still on. They also break alot,just might be a coincidence. Check the exhaust manifold side to make sure it isnt restamped, so hard to tell by the pic but it looks a bit smooth on one end of the pad | 
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|  Re: value of a ZL 1 clone with a real ZL1 motor 
			
			That´s the engine that was for sale at SCR9. The experts said it was a restamp. 
				__________________ Anders Stålklint. After selling my COPO 9561 I´m now a "postman" with the main project being a 1966 327 2 dr sedan Chevy II.   | 
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			Well, It'll be here in a few hours, so I can get some better pics, so far a few respected people (based on the pics I had) said that it looked pretty good. I was told that it has been in central Texas for some time? Of course, as allways, won't know until I get it here and get some close ups to Jerry and Kurt! Best of all, even if it is a just 512, I got it for a great price, if it is a real MP, then I got it for a smokin' deal. What was the VIN on the 427 at SCR9 ? 
				__________________ Rich Pern Former Owner - 69 Camaro COPO "Tin Soldier" | 
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|  Re: value of a ZL 1 clone with a real ZL1 motor 
			
			 [ QUOTE ] Best of all, even if it is a just 512, I got it for a great price, if it is a real MP, then I got it for a smokin' deal. [/ QUOTE ] You got it for a great price. It is nice to see you get away from the LM1s  | 
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			looks like you will have to pop the head and confirm the faint broach as real or not.    | 
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|  Re: value of a ZL 1 clone with a real ZL1 motor 
			
			OK, It just got here. I paid right around $6,000.00 for it, which if it is a real COPO is a smokin' deal, if it is just a restamp 427, then as a running motor, only .10 over, fully rebuilt and complete, than that is OK too. It will probably be next week before I can pull the head, crusin the coast started today, and I am heading for Mississippi tomorrow.  I guess we can start with is there anything that precludes this from being a Chevelle COPO motor (ie VIN vs dates, any other external clues?) Cast 3963512 P GM 4 HiPerf Conv Cast Date C 11 9 A Heads 840's C 27 9 and C 28 9 Suffix T0408MP Vin 19K465533 (I think)            
				__________________ Rich Pern Former Owner - 69 Camaro COPO "Tin Soldier" | 
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