1968 L79 Nova Corvette Chevelle 327 3914678 Real Deal L79 on 2040-parts.com
Canby, Oregon, US
your looking at a real deal factory stamp L79 shortblock for the 1968 model year. this engine has been rebuilt with .060 forged pistons. all hi perf bearings. 678 casting with a D268 date. pad reads V0430EP, with vin. factory broach marks are clearly visable. There was less than 1300 of these hi-perf engines installed in novas in 1968, if your building a 68 nova this would be a awesome way to help your car hold its value. this is a truly rare engine. this stamp is also correct for chevelles in 1968. from my research there was 4082 chevelles with this option.
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