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#210185 06/19/2006 12:45 AM
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Is there a place to find out what your serial no.'s in Canada mean?My no.'s don't seem the same as USA,I have a 1300 ,1953 1/2 ton.

#210186 06/19/2006 12:58 AM
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and you won't find out much besides what ya already know! the 1300 series is the CDN version of the 3100 - a short 1/2T, the last part of the number is the line sequence number [serial #] - also for 53 the number will most likely be the engine #, and you can count on it having been built in Oshawa

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#210188 06/19/2006 1:34 AM
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KillerNight,
go to this GMC site:
http://www.oldgmctrucks.com/

On there somewhere is a chart for Canadian trucks. The difference with the GMC series is where you have a 1300, the GMC series would be 9300. I used this site to determine exactly what my 51 was. I think that it does go up to 53 but I am not positive.


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#210189 06/19/2006 3:13 AM
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Lothar - on my 49 the number is 91314XXXX. 9 being the year (49) 13 being half ton, 14 a pick up and the next numbers are serial.


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#210190 06/20/2006 3:03 PM
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KNight,
here is the link to the Canadian GMC serial numbers. I think that you will find similarities to the Chevy numbers.

http://www.oldgmctrucks.com/page0185.html


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