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Originally Posted by monte0185
Well picked it up today. This is the closest thing to a vin I seen. Anybody got a pic of a 67 VIN plate? I tried a brass brush to see the numbers better but I need to get some paint thinner. Did get a good title with it that matches what it is.
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That is a proper VIN plate for our era of truck.
I'm squinting hard at your picture of the VIN plate and picking up
the beginning of your VIN as CM2590C and the rest as PC2074
Let's start with the first 7 characters...
1st Character - Chassis Type
C = 2 Wheel Drive - Conventional Cab
2nd Character - Engine Type
M = V-6 Gas
3rd Character - GVW Range
2 = 3/4 Ton
4th&5th Characters - Wheelbase Length
59 = 127" Longbed
6th&7th Characters - Model Type (Body & Brake)
OC = Fenderside (aka Stepside)
And now, for the last 6 characters I can make out...
8th Character - Assembly Plant
P = Pontiac (Michigan)
9th Character - Year Built
C = 1967
10th-13th Character - Serial Number (Starts at 1001)
2074 = 1074th GMC truck to roll off Pontiac MI's assembly line in 1967 model year
I can't read the 14th and final character which is the GVW Class.
It will be either A, B, or C.
A = Under 6000
B = 6001-10,000
C = 10,001-14,000
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Based on the VIN tag, enjoy your 1967 GMC cab'd truck.