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#11
09-10-2010, 04:45 PM
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Re: Larry Fisette stash to be auctioned
The COPO 427 engine was the original engine to the Yenko that was in the collection.
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Today, 08:10 PM
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"he swapped the engines and slipped the cars into the trailers, never to be gazed upon again. Many local car collectors believe the reason why Schlag pulled the engines from his cars and installed a different engine before he put them away was to thwart thieves, since the cars wouldn’t be numbers-matching."
Does anyone know if vin #'s on the engines and transmissions for sale were checked against the cars for sale? Trying to help a friend of a friend who recently purchased the gold LS6 Chevelle. An exhaustive search was done for a build sheet, only to find the hog rings removed where the build sheet would have been! We would like to believe motor, trans, and build sheet is out there somewhere! Any info is greatly appreciated!!! Thanks, Dave
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