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#839214 03/28/2012 1:31 AM
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Hi guys!
To the left of the distributor- T1723577
The 1 may be an 'I'
Thanks!
Tom

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number looks like a reman number, not factory

what year truck? what kind of engine? how about casting numbers?

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1938 1 1/2 ton, May 1938 build date, looks like a 216, forgot to get the casting numbers.

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At first, I agreed with Bill; but, thanks to GM's Heritage Center's down-loadable library of Specifications Manuals, it looks like Tom's truck might well have a 1938 truck serial number in a correct format? (Here is a PDF version of that ID page)

T1723577
T = 1.5 ton truck from Flint Michigan assembly plant
1723577 = 1187822 (first truck serial number in 1938) = 535,775th truck out of the plant that year?

Does this look right?

195447 is the first engine serial number in 1939. So, maybe Tom's code is good for 1938?

Tom, can you find any date casting codes on the block/head?

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aah back at the beginning of the 216 - interesting a truck that old still has the original engine thumbs_up

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