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#829533 02/25/2012 3:55 AM
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just purchased a 1948 flt.dck. I believe it is a 3/4 ton. oh,and it is a canadian truck. can someone list the differences from 3/4 to a 1 TON. as all the codes on the American truck are different, I can,t use the posted codes. Thanks,Doug

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Hy z48 if you will post your serial number I will decipher it for you.

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thanx 3B the serial # is 8142306691 there are no letters in the serial # again thanx

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First # 8 - 1948
Second # 1 - Chev
Third # 4 - 3/4 or 1 ton , 1420 series 3/4 ton, 1430 series 1 Ton
Forth # 2 - 125 1/4" wheel base
Fifth # 3 - Cab type
Remaining # 06691- vehicle # 6691 manufactured

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I will also add that if you want the full (but limited) production documents you can order them for about $40 for GM Canada at www.vintagevehicleservices.com/index.html

You will receive the paint and trim information , body number, where and when it was built,engine ID number etc.

You will also receive the technical specification documents for the vehicle. It will likely be the USA version as they Canadian plant used the same documents to build.


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thanx for the replies. Helps me out. the 5th # is a 3 does this mean it was a cab and chassis ? it appears to have a factory deck on it with the sculptured side ,front ,and back panel.s. it also has the right stakes for all the way around the deck. Doug

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Hy z48, the parts book breaks down the part number a little differently
8 year, in your case 1948, but must confirm by body style
14 is the series code for a 3/4ton or one ton Chevrolet
23 is the model code, it confirms it as a 3/4 ton 125 1/4" wheelbase chassis with cab.
the remainder is the vehicle number, hope that helps.


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