Original G block where are you?
Original G block where are you?
Is it a bad idea to post the vin that would have been on my original block here in order to attempt to find it?
Any reason not to?
The reason I ask is I'm not sure why some cover up there license plate when posting photos, These cars are on the road with plates showing...
Anyways I'm looking for my original g block 400. fingers crossed.
EDIT- Looking for 38M381359 block
Any reason not to?
The reason I ask is I'm not sure why some cover up there license plate when posting photos, These cars are on the road with plates showing...
Anyways I'm looking for my original g block 400. fingers crossed.
EDIT- Looking for 38M381359 block
Last edited by ben442; Oct 11, 2018 at 08:01 AM.
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...38m352110.html
unfortunstely I still haven’t found it.
There is currently a rash of cars being stolen in Ohio for built engine parts. They are being stolen from their home garages. The Ohio DMV is compromised, or people are getting their info elsewhere. Hanging a theme plate on magnets over the real plate while at a show seems like a good idea just to keep the number of pictures out there down.
There is currently a rash of cars being stolen in Ohio for built engine parts. They are being stolen from their home garages. The Ohio DMV is compromised, or people are getting their info elsewhere. Hanging a theme plate on magnets over the real plate while at a show seems like a good idea just to keep the number of pictures out there down.
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