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    Quote Originally Posted by guidoquiram View Post
    ... and apparently matching ...
    Engine number looks authentic to me:

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    But transmission stamping??? I don't think so.
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    How do these compare:
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    100% not original stamping, not even close...
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    but 129k looks pretty fair to me. What do you guys think?
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    Looks like 100419 is stamped more to the left?

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    Not bad, pretty complete, except for the gas tank. Not sure about the floors with shiny paint.

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    Seems like the real issue is the file marks. Interestingly, these early boxes seem to be stamped from the back toward the front while later 901 I've observed they stamped front to back.

    Maybe the beer dispenser moved to the other end of the transaxle building room.

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    419 is a restamp. You can tell from the font size and the grind mark difference from 476. Now for the gurus, what did my 901/10 19767 come out of? Pretty sure a 69S.

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