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#1084253 02/07/2015 10:40 PM
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Looking at buying a 1956 GMC. Looks to be a two ton Farm truck. Not certain on tonnage.
Anyway, the Title lists the Model as: A240
Has anyone heard of this model of GMC ?
or is that just the model # given by the DMV ?
You know how the DMV can be, if thet sayso, then it is trus and accurate.

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some about the GMC serial numbers, there is a 250 model, but haven't heard of a 240 model, and the leading letter for '56 was X.... 55-59 GMC shop manual

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UnknownLegend,

Might the code be A270?

Do you have a photo of the title?

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A 270 would be the engine a 300 or 350 was born with if it has a 6cy. 240 and 270 is a common type and the "A" prefix would be normal for the engine.

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I was thinking A270 also. It was a farm truck with a flatbed and stake sides. Maybe a type error on the seller's part also.
OR Maybe a type error on the DMV's part.
I will get a look at the Title on 2/10/15.

Thanks

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My GMC is a model 370 (in the grille) with a 270 engine.


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