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Those look like factory stamped numbers...not like someone with a $10 Harbor Freight stamp set did it. I want "000001" on mine...can you do it?

I'm with Steve!! After all, it could be a "Christmas Miracle"!

You can have power disc's, but you'll still have the single master cylinder. Kinda hard to read that, but I still maintain the dual system master cylinder was not available 'til '67...just the single pot unit up to then... Early Valiant Barracuda Club - dual master cylinder

Also appears to have been changed over to the more modern dual braking system. The original would have been a single pot master cylinder. Good feature!

Appears to be an aftermarket intake on it, but the real test is having the "domed" hi-comp pistons, dual point dizzy, slightly hotter cam, etc, etc. I see in your other thread "31" under "AB", so I believe that indicates the car came with a Commando engine.

To confirm it's an actual Commando, you'll have to check to see if it has the 10.5:1 hi-comp pistons, etc, that all true Commando's came with.

Those would be huge to find, if you're looking!!!...Adds major $$$ to an original BB-A value! Good thread, Steve!