Someone may want to check this out.
https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/1969-daytona-500-xx29-440-block.158518/
Anyone had any luck getting a response from this seller? I sent him messages but no response
me too sent him a message no response
He did reply to me... but has not sent the info i told him i was looking to see if it was for my car,s not to resell to the next GUY ;) xx29L9B199668 :rotz: NOT MY CAR :rotz:
cool at least you got the vin out of him , interesting wonder if its legit :shruggy: :scratchchin: :scratchchin: :scratchchin:
It's for a 500.
Stamping look legit?? :shruggy:
My Daytona had the last 8 stamped on the pad, not the full vin.
:scratchchin:
im not an expert but sure looks fishy to me
Pad looks too smooth,should have crosshatch pattern from being milled,or maybe I can't see it.
Is it normal to have the XX29 stamped on the engine block? I thought it's normally the last 8 digits of the VIN.
It was up to a time.
Quote from: Stevetona on September 28, 2018, 11:34:28 AM
Is it normal to have the XX29 stamped on the engine block? I thought it's normally the last 8 digits of the VIN.
Like I said, my Daytona had the last 8.
"9B383272"
And this vin in question is a Charger 500 number, too early for a Daytona.
Need to have a C-500 owner chime in. :yesnod:
for the first half of the 1969 model year - the full VIN was stamped on engine & transmission ('til mid-January '69)
for the poor quality of the picture - it looks pretty "normal" to me
Quote from: Stevetona on September 28, 2018, 11:34:28 AM
Is it normal to have the XX29 stamped on the engine block? I thought it's normally the last 8 digits of the VIN.
My 1st C500 which had its original motor had the complete VIN stamped on the pad. Font on this one doesn't look quite right...
My 500 has full VIN, Nov build date.
So what does a factory stamping look like? If its manually punched then it might not look the same every time correct?
Thanks
Trying to post pic of my cars. The R4 car had full VIN. The new Hemi car has full VIN as well