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Blocks were being restamped in the 80s, and earlier.

A COPO would not have a 3.31 BS coded axle. 1969 COPO 427 Camaros received BE coded axles.

Most people miss this, but it's important.

Single W plugs are the norm for 67-69 M20 and M21 Muncies.

That's sad. Hopefully you can get good results. Have him contact me for discussion.

I would never have one of those cables on any of my cars.

As Bill already stated, the block has been decked.

That sure appears to be an iron block, but the ML code is for the aluminum block ZL1. So it is not a genuine original.

What background information can you provide on the engine? Block casting number and date?

Why was the tag moved to a different location?

Here is another. Same date but it is not the same item. This one was pulled from an eBay listing.

You aren't going to like the answer. Sorry.

This will probably be moved shortly to a section other than Orphans.

Haggarty can't confirm any cars are true L89.

If you want your engine stamping and POP to be evaluated, you can post pics here. Or you can email them to me and I can post if you want.

Well that's a reproduction dash so the VIN tag has been loose too. Check the partial VIN stampings. Doesn't sound like any of the drivetrain is original.

124379L501777
or
could also be from a convertible
124679L501777

02D is not the final assembly date. That's the body build start date.

More here.
https://www.camaros.org/numbers.shtml#CowlTag