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#414343 05/19/2008 2:56 AM
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How do I know what C series I have .Its a 66 Chevy dump truck with the 292 6 cylinder and I have been assuming that it is a C-60 ,but really dont know. There is no markings and I cant find anything to desiffer the VIN.

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The VIN will tell you. What is the first part of it?


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The whole VIN # HC6336B130890. I cant find nothing about it,any help will be appriciated. Thanks

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"HC6" = Heavy Duty C60 series. Heavy Duty C60, was a 70 series from '60-'63. In 1964, '65, & '66 the 70 series designation was replaced by the Heavy Duty C60's. I had a "HL6" Heavy Duty L60 series Low Cab Forward (LCF).


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spanky #414675 05/20/2008 1:33 AM
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Thanks so much now I atleast know what I got.

ajhartle #414764 05/20/2008 5:26 AM
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Just for curiosity, what is the GVW of the truck? It must be on the high side.


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The tag on the driverside kickpanel says 24,000.

ajhartle #415029 05/21/2008 2:46 AM
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That's a good heavy weight, yet still under CDL.

Do you have any pictures of it?

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Yes but I dont know how to post them.


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