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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1967 Shelby => Topic started by: ceswert on September 12, 2014, 11:04:47 AM
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There is a black, use to be blue,67 GT 500 up for auction on Ebay. The seller announces that though the block is a replacement there is no vin code. He says 67 blocks and I would guess 66's too had no vins. To confirm, this is clearly a mis- statement, right?
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There is a black, use to be blue,67 GT 500 up for auction on Ebay. The seller announces that though the block is a replacement there is no vin code. He says 67 blocks and I would guess 66's too had no vins. To confirm, this is clearly a mis- statement, right?
Somewhat. 66 and 67 GT350's typically had the vin code stamped on the block . 67 GT500 on the other hand had the vin stamped on the block intermittently. The transmission regardless of 4 speed or auto was consistently vin stamped on both the GT350 and GT500 in 67 . I hope this helps .
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As part of the inspection I would always suggest that a prudent buyer or agent inspect the casting and assembly dates also. As its very easy to make the claim of No VIns