Introduction and a question

[skadic333]

Hey y'all, I recently acquired an older gmc truck. I don't really know the year, but the vin tag has 11 digits and no decoder can help me. I will post a pic a little bit later. Thank you.

[firemanjimtfd]

Using the LMC book I got 15 =1/2 ton 02=127" c= Oakland G =1963 2105 # made B=7000 LB rated

[BADAZ chevy guy]

Here's a website that explains the evolution of GM VIN codes. I can't read yours because it's a bit out of focus, but this may give you what you're looking for.
http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/VIN.htm

[skadic333]

Thanks for your replies! the VIN is 1502CG2105B

[TJ's Chevy]

Looks to be a 63...Just my guess. GMC's where perrty similar from 60-63. lol Cool truck and welcome!

[markeb01]

Here's the VIN decoder I always use for GMC's. If you're going to restore your truck you might want to join the Jolly website as well. But they only like stockers, no engine swaps.

http://6066gmcclub.com/gmcguy/VinNumber.html

And welcome to the forum! Post more pictures when you can, everybody here loves pictures. Also, what are your plans?

[skadic333]

Originally Posted by markeb01

Here's the VIN decoder I always use for GMC's. If you're going to restore your truck you might want to join the Jolly website as well. But they only like stockers, no engine swaps.

http://6066gmcclub.com/gmcguy/VinNumber.html

And welcome to the forum! Post more pictures when you can, everybody here loves pictures. Also, what are your plans?

Well plans for now are to get some body work done. And slap some flat black on it and drive the 305 v6 for a little while. Eventually when I have the funds I will swap a 6.0L LS motor in it, bags, power brakes, and eventually do wheelies with it