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12-17-2020, 05:07 PM
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I know of a couple of cases on Norwood built Camaro's with big blocks where the car and engine were built during the same week. The engine could be at the Norwood plant 2 days after it was built. So very close dates on these doesn't surprise me. Usually there is a little more separation between engine and car build date but not always.
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Scott Kiehne 70 SS L78 Camaro, born with drivetrain, 4:10's & M22, Classic Copper, Concours Restored. 70 SS L78 Camaro, Antique White w/Bright blue interior, 4:10's & M21. 
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12-19-2020, 06:26 AM
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The block casting on my 1971 Z28 is A 19 1, the stamp is V0120, and my NCRS shipping report lists the production date: Jan 25, 1971. I’ve also talked to another 1971 Z28 owner built in January with similar dates.
Mike
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