SPID with no model or wheel base length

[cgster]

Been looking at a 67 shortbed, truck is old and looks to be all original, SPID looks to be old and all original, but no where on the SPID does it show the model or the wheelbase length. I have never seen one that doesn't show the wheelbase, anyone else know if thats the case sometimes on some of these SPID stickers?

[Getter-Done]

Here's the out in the shop link below.
There was 4 styles of SPID's.
The Model and wheel base was sometimes typed in and sometimes left out.
Look at style D on Jeff's site
Here is a picture of style C from Jeff's site.







He does a great job on the reprints.

Link: http://outintheshop.com/2.html







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[cgster]

Ok, thanks. I was just a little worried since it didn't specify model or wheelbase.

Originally Posted by Getter-Done

Here's the out in the shop link below.
There was 4 styles of SPID's.
The Model and wheel base was sometimes typed in and sometimes left out.
Look at style D on Jeff's site
Here is a picture of style C from Jeff's site.

Attachment 2052685





He does a great job on the reprints.

Link: http://outintheshop.com/2.html









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[landarts]

Decode the vin number that will tell you if it is a longbed or shortbed. If the 4th and 5th digit is 57 then shortbed, if it is 59 then it is longbed.

[too much stuff]

Looks like an original 67 SPID to me. I know some of the 67s, especially GMCs, didn't come with a spid.

[cgster]

Thanks, looks original to me too. Just wish it stated the model or wheelbase length to verify shortbed.

Originally Posted by too much stuff

Looks like an original 67 SPID to me. I know some of the 67s, especially GMCs, didn't come with a spid.

[Getter-Done]

As mentioned above the VIN will tell.

Here is the link for vin decode

Link: http://outintheshop.com/vin_decode.html






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[jocko]

Wheelbase was not listed on 67 SPIDs.
You cannot determine wheelbase from a VIN - only from the model number.
I personally have never seen a 67 SPID without a model number listed, but yours certainly appears to be an original SPID.
If you can't view it in person and check out the frame, I'd ask for a picture of the frame in the areas where they are usually cut.
Btw, your truck was originally painted with an off white top over a dark green body.

[mr.precision]

Here's the SPID from my '67 stepper. It is original to the truck. Note the model number in the description column.

[Grumpy old man]

Here's the spid from one of my 67"s with no model # . Never say never ,

[Grumpy old man]

Here is a better picture.

[Grumpy old man]

Here is the truck Black on black 67 .

[57taskforce]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

Here is a better picture.

Aww come on Grumpy... that’s obviously a fake spid
It’s amazing to me that after all the time I spend on here stuff like this comes up from time to time and just makes me realize there’s still a ton of stuff about these trucks I don’t know. Great thread guys. I agree all of the spids in these pictures(even grumpy’s) look original.

[Grumpy old man]

Both trucks were built in Baltimore , Just another 1967 one year only ( part )

[Getter-Done]

I have learned a-lot just from this thread.
I got Slammed (from a member) in a PM about my comments.
I was just trying to help with little bit of knowledge I have to try to keep the thread going for an answer for the OP .

Bruceman has a great documentation .

Link: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=570059








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[jocko]

Yep, agree, never say never. I've just never seen one before - and now I've seen two! Great info. Appears same plant (kinda hard to read the character on both?) and also noticed the typeset for the options is set at the very, very top of the white space on both. OP's truck and Grumpy's are relatively closely spaced on the assembly line.