negative battery cable hot/car not starting?

That VIN still gives me the same two options but as far as the fuel pump and vacuum pump, it looks like they are the same.

Yes, been there. I usually release it from the bottom brass fitting on pump. Never had a blow out of fuel even then.

I think the type of engine will be stamped on front chain cover, I'll look at it as well.

I looked at both and they list the same info for the HP pump and Vacuum pump.

removed pumps and still, engine not turning, I guess am done. thanks for your help.

I would pull the valve cover as well, since you've come this far, you need to determine if it's something in the lower end that let go, or something in the valve train. If a connecting rod broke, they usually come through the side of the block, and you would have heard that. I just suggest keeping going because it's easier to replace a cylinder head than an entire engine. Since we don't really know what happened, it just seems so unlikely the vehicle was sold, and the engine seized in the first 5 minutes you started it. I know you sell a lot of vehicles, and it would be terrible to take a loss on this one. This design is definitely a different one, service info here states the cam bears are part of the cylinder head (one half) and the other half of the cam bearing is part of the cylinder head cover (valve cover), that has to be one of the strangest designs I've heard of, So basically to replace a leaking valve cover you need to pull the time chains, or at least release the pressure of the tensioners. Very difficult engine to work on. You could also put a bore scope down each spark plug hole and see if you notice anything. Bent valves, broken piston, etc.

Yes, I will scope the cylinders. Ya i replaced a valve cover gasket on these before, its just ridiculous. You are basically releasing the pressure on cams and they stay held by the sprockets so its a scary one. I can pull up the cover but hard to believe something under valve cover has given out.

yeah, I agree, I'm just trying to be positive here in the hopes this isn't a total loss for you. I can imagine how much one of these engines would cost with so many accessories added. I'd drain the oil and open the oil filter to look for any metal particles as well. Maybe the oil pump seized up, but in any of those cases the engine would be done. Unless you can get a used engine or short block for it. It's a crappy situation all around, I know.