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Thanks 69 Zee, I'm going to remove some of the undercoating to know for sure.  KurtS, I don't believe the transmission is original, it's too clean and no partial VIN stamp that I can find.  

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I was the seller.  I've had the car for 8 months and was going to buy a pro touring camaro my mechanic just finished.  Putting it up for sale got all the questions arising about it's authenticity.  I'd love to get a definitive answer just for my own peace of mind.  I decided against the pro touring car.  I just really like the stock look.  I may make a motor change to add some hp since the original motor is out of the car.  Otherwise I'm just going to enjoy it.

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Thanks for your replies!  I felt good about have the original motor until I read all the posts about re-stamping them.  I recently changed out the rear end from mine to a 12 bolt., it had a 10 bolt, don't think it was original to the car.  Here's the additional photos, thanks for your help.

I purchased a 1969 Camaro and am trying to verify if it's the real deal SS as advertised.  I have the original motor with correct partial vin, HA coded SS350.  The car has multileaf suspension as well as 2 fuel lines.  I've also attached a pic of the drivers rear wheel well to show the frame where there should be a reinforced plate?  It's hard to determine anything with the undercoating there.  Are there any additional things I should be looking for?  Thanks for your help.
Brian