Thought this was kind of funny....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33615&item=7978919041&rd=1

http://www.oxfordks.org/untitled.bmp

Those restamps just keep getting better, it takes a real trained eye to spot that one.

Cut the "guy" a break. He probaby had quite a few beers over the weekend and then Monday morning had a pot of stong coffee! Not! :)

Wow...thats pretty bad. I mean come on...

It's the faint number under the big fake vin number that is getting my attention. Look close, can you make it out? I acan see an I and a 6 but not much else. Looks like the stamping on early 1955 chevys and things.

I blew the photo up on my computer. You can clearing see the half-hearted attempt to file away the original numbers. It looks like they filed away all but the last two. This guy is amazing.

Too funny. Out of morbid curiosity, I emailed hime this...
Whats with the re-stamp? Did you happen to take note of the original vin beofre re-stamping it? Im curious as to waht vehicle this engine originally came from.
James