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**Joe P** · 05-17-2021, 06:47 PM

Bought a Chevy frame out of the woods, no body. It's in amazingly good shape for a northeast find with only a little rust, probably too good to use for parts. It is supposed to be a 1963 Chevy Panel Van, described to me as bread truck, probably P20 series. It has a 133 inch wheelbase, 8 lug 17.5 inch wheels, and Eaton HO52 Diff marked PL1212 which I traced to a posi 5.14 ratio. The number on the frame horn near the steering box is T113607. I have the decoder chart but can't seem to figure out what it started life as. Can anyone help decode? Any suggestions on what to do with it?

05-17-2021, 06:47 PM	#1
Joe P Active Member Join Date: May 2019 Location: OXFORD, CT Posts: 120	What do I have? Bought a Chevy frame out of the woods, no body. It's in amazingly good shape for a northeast find with only a little rust, probably too good to use for parts. It is supposed to be a 1963 Chevy Panel Van, described to me as bread truck, probably P20 series. It has a 133 inch wheelbase, 8 lug 17.5 inch wheels, and Eaton HO52 Diff marked PL1212 which I traced to a posi 5.14 ratio. The number on the frame horn near the steering box is T113607. I have the decoder chart but can't seem to figure out what it started life as. Can anyone help decode? Any suggestions on what to do with it?