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#724940 02/27/2011 3:31 PM
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I purchased a 65 C-10 about a month ago and transferred into my name through the local licence office. The Vin# started as C1445N******

Yesterday, I purchased what I was told to be a 64 C10 But, later last night I noticed on the Bill of Sale for the 64 C10 the Vin# also started C1445A******

So, do I now own a second 65 C10? If so, my bill of sale is incorrect... right?


Thanks for any help in advance.

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Check out the vin page here.

http://www.6066gmcguy.org


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GMC VIN's and Chevy VIN's are different.

If no one jumps in, I'll break out one of my Chevy books to check on it for you. I can't remember it good enough without checking in the book, but it does look like both trucks are the same year.

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Yes, you own two 65's

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paper numbers only tell you what is claimed not what's "correct" .... what do the vin tags on the trucks have stamped on them?

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I'm sure it was a simple mistake on the sellers end (mine too for not looking closer).

My thoughts are to get the bill of sale(BOS)correct before I go to the bureau to transfer it. Here in my area, the non title vehicles have to be verified by a person within the bureau or a police officer.

All in all its not a bad thing the truck is a 65 since I was looking for a donor for my first 65 C10! smile

I appreciate all the replies!

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what counts is the vin tag on the truck, that's what the authorities will be verifying, not what year is stated

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Bill, I agree. Yet, it would be my luck to get one of those authority persons that can be a hard case! dang... LOL.

Thanks again,
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Is there anyone on the forum that can run a Vin in the system eeeek?

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try the VIN Buster in the tech tips section under 'identifying'

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C= 2wd, 14= 1/2 ton ,4= pickup, 5= 1965, N= norwood plant, and the other vin is same except it was made at the atlanta plant

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Man, this is why this forum is one of the "if not the best" old truck forums out there!

Thank you Joek3167!

Tim

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