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#448172 09/02/2008 2:28 PM
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I am trying to find the vin number for my 1946 chevy pickup. I have the plate on the side of the body that lists the chasis type but no vin number.I know the vin is listed in other areas as well. Can someone help me?

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Check the number stamped on the engine next to the distributor. thumbs_up


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Welcome to the 'bolt. Do a site search for VIN and TITLE. You'll find hours of informative reading.


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I have recently searched for this info on my truck & will share what I learned.
Check this site & you will see what the orginal ID tag looks like. It should be on the passenger cowl under the hood. Mine was missing.
http://www.oldchevytrucks.biz/34_46/full.asp?page=0100 #TR105

The numbers stamped next to the Chassis No. on the tag will surfice for your VIN #. This number gives youu all the info below.

If your truck IS a 1946 1/2 ton, the tag will either have a # CK or DP a letter plus 5 #'s. It will be something like this
3 CK (DP) B 19943
3 = Assembly plant
CK = 1st series
DP = 2nd series
(There was a strike Nov 21,1945(lasted 113 days; CK before strike, DP after strike).
B = month built
19943 = production number.

The engine ID # is stamped on a flat plate next to the Distributer.
From the Info. I gathed, there are no serial #'s stamped in the frame or other areas. Only on the cowl tag.

Good luck with your truck.
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