was 1968 corvette 1943785S414074 an L88 corvette from factory
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Vette(s): 1974 vet t top; 1Z37J4S425583; new dar brown/ saddle now blue/saddle;L48 ;sold new Harriston Motors Chevrolet Harriston Ontario Canada to Carruthers; L48 auto ; Ship 04/30/74 ; order 358764; invoice 779805
was 1968 corvette 1943785S414074 an L88 corvette from factory ( note: sold new by Walker Cherolet in Tacoma Washington)
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Vette(s): #1-1974 L-48 4spd Cp Med Red Metallic/Black deluxe int w/AC/tilt/tele./p/w-p/b/
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The VIN didn't include what specific engine was installed until the '72 year models. Other items could point to specific engines on earlier cars, such as engine RPM redlines on tachs, brake system upgrades, fan shrouds, suspension components, etc. The problem is, it is easy enough to add all of those things to a non-L88 car to make it appear to be one. There are faaaaar more L88 cars out there now than GM ever built. Of course, the engine could be identified by the code stamped on the block, but, that too can be forged. 😒
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