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#1044166 07/22/2014 10:06 PM
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Hello all. I recently purchased a chevy half-ton that I would love to learn more about and find help identifying some part numbers. The truck is titled as a '45 and is said to be an "old army truck". I have read some forums on here about vin location but have not found anything yet to help in this search. I am also struggling to find what motor is in it. Thanks and looking forward to being a member here!


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Welcome to the Stovebolt Windy1. This is a great web site for old Chevy and GMC's. I also know there are several gifted bolters in Illinois so watch for them. They may be close to you.

Since this is the welcome center you will be better to ask questions in the most appropriate forum. There is also tech tips and the gallery and links to help you.

....anyway, I think the location for the vin tag may be on the passenger side cowling when you raise the hood.... but these questions can be answered in the Paint and Body or even in the General Truck forums. Help is here and available. Sometime you may have to be patient for a day or two till the right person signs in but the guys here are great.

...anyway, the engine number should be located on a "pad" just behind/beside the distributor! That would be a qood question to ask in the engine forum. The guys there can help and also decipher the number or tell you how to do it. Good luck.
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Welcome Windy, be sure to browse around the site, check out the gallery and maybe the great lakes bolters to see who may live near you. That art deco style you have is very pretty. Try to get some numbers off the engine, either a casting number or stamped number, then you have something to start with. As Alvin mentions, there are members here who will be able to help out. Good luck.

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Welcome Windy,

There are a few of us "up north" in Wisconsin that have art deco style trucks as well.

Glad you are here.



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