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Originally Posted by franken
I'd ask, who cares? Also, why/how is the build date of a C10 different than a C20 or K10? The sequential number part of the VIN most likely begins at the beginning of the build run, so it's an indicator of when in the year the vehicle was built. Various castings have at least a month defined, from which a guess can be made as to when the vehicle came down the line.
But again, these are high volume, very similar vehicles. At least a million sold each year--they aren't Z16 65 SS Chevelles... Relax.
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The OP cares, or he wouldn't have asked. It's reasonable question, and I didn't pick up on anyone sounding tense (until somewhere around post 8). Yes, they are "just trucks" but some folks on here would take a 67-72 pickup over a Z16 pretty much any day of the week (count me in that bunch). I look at it this way - if a million sold, then every one of our trucks is "one in a million" to us
