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Re: What Engine and Drive train to use #24647 07/02/2002 12:11 PM
Joined: Jan 2000 Posts: 206 Winter Park FL S sixpack Member
sixpack Member S Joined: Jan 2000 Posts: 206 Winter Park FL	That serial # identifies a longbed 1/2 ton, a good find. If that's an "S" rather than a 5 in the 6th position, it denote St Louis assembly plant. The rest is the sequence number.

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What Engine and Drive train to use	Welsh63	06/30/2002 4:30 PM
Re: What Engine and Drive train to use	53 4 me	06/30/2002 6:52 PM
Re: What Engine and Drive train to use	Welsh63	06/30/2002 10:49 PM
Re: What Engine and Drive train to use	gmc248	07/01/2002 3:52 AM
Re: What Engine and Drive train to use	Little Jimmy	07/02/2002 1:53 AM
Re: What Engine and Drive train to use	Welsh63	07/02/2002 6:26 AM
Re: What Engine and Drive train to use	sixpack	07/02/2002 12:11 PM
Re: What Engine and Drive train to use	BugDuckley	07/03/2002 3:31 AM

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