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Default DZ Block Serial Number ID

I sold the DZ block that was in my old Camaro to a fellow member, who was able to pull up the serial numbers by the oil filter, which were 19N6 4527.
What do these numbers match, the VIN of a 1969 Z?
Is there any information we can glean from these?
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Yes, thats the partial VIN

124379N6x4527 would be the full VIN

What was the stamping on the pad? That could maybe narrow down the VIN possibilities
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Thanks Jonesy. The block was decked, so the DZ and the rest on the pad could not be read, unfortunately.
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Inserting 0-9 into that VIN would make it land into Feb twice, March once, April once, May once, June twice, August once and Sept twice.
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I guess finding the original car would be like a needle in a haystack.

Anyway, love your selection of Camaros. That's quite the collection!
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Thanks Jonesy. The block was decked, so the DZ and the rest on the pad could not be read, unfortunately.
What's the casting date?


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What's the casting date?


That would narrow it down quite a bit!
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Ya, casting date. That could help also.
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Do you have a pad stamp picture Mark?
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It's a 39700010 block, and the pad was blank. I used acid from a couple different forensic kits to try to raise it, but nothing showed. Guess it was just cut too far down or the OG stamp wasn't very deep.
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