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#153474 06/25/2007 1:58 AM
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these numbers are off a 350 gmc 54'-55'ist series truck: 35327PZ3748 would this truck have a 248 motor in it? i know it's a 54'-55' because of 1 piece curved windshield. thanks. grin

#153475 06/25/2007 4:21 AM
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found the answer: 353-350 series/27P-270 engine/P-pontiac mich./Z-54'/3748- 3,748th one built.

#153476 06/28/2007 3:56 AM
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Being I'm new and don't know how to do stuff here yet.---
Is there a site that decodes serial numbers ?
CE439P856865

bought at auction and have to go get in a couple weeks.
am curious what it might have for engine,trans, and rearend.
Have only seen a picture
thanks
Fred


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#153477 06/28/2007 5:16 PM
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10Micron; I believe that would be number 2748 as I think that GM started numbering at 1001. I'll let someone with more experience confirm that but I remember that from earlier discussions.

FredM; I went to the American Classics link (at the top of the page) to their VIN decoder and it came back with a 1969 2-wheel drive Chevy. I know there have been some discussions on the accuracy of the AC VIN decoder, so take that with a grain of salt until you get it confirmed. I also went to the "Tech Tips" link above then "Identifying Your Truck" then "Deciphering your VIN" then the "Old Truck Stuff.com" link which came back as unknown. To aid in your quest, it would be helpful if you described what you think you have (and include a link to a picture if you have one) and then I know someone can get you closer to the truth. Good luck.


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#153478 06/28/2007 10:22 PM
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thanks for the reply--

It's a 69 C-40 1-1/2 ton
supposed to be a 10' utility box

http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/all,az/auction/view?auc=178609

picture at the bottom of page, I hope!

should have put in the year before.
The first or high bidder backed out
so they got hold of me about a month after and
asked if I was still interested, so here I am.


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