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Message: [QUOTE="obs7.3, post: 391601, member: 4511"] if the engine was replaced then you can look at the valve cover an see what year the engine was made (assuming that it's not the same year on the VIN tag.) and if the odometer says 100xxx or whatever he's sayin the new engine has then you know its been changed unless he kept the old computer. BUT you should check to see if there's receipts. at least for the purchase of the engine and trans cuz if they're printed properly the current mileage should be on the receipts assuming they came from somewhere other than CL or junk yard... [/QUOTE]

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