GM heritage info

[ho70]

This has probably been posted before, but has option prices and options for our trucks. Just change the year in the link for your truck

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/docs...olet-Truck.pdf

[Keith Seymore]

Thank you;

here is the home page:

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/

and the archive home:

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...ive/index.html

Clicking on the archive link takes you to the page shown by the original poster.

K

[72bowtiestepper]

Thanks for those links......Lot's of good info. !!

[Carl Spangler]

Those prices make me want to cry ~~~~~~~~~~

[butler57]

If you want information on Canadian made trucks you can contact Vintage Vehicles. For about $75 (used to be) they will track down all the info on your truck, list of options, date it was made, trim, dealer it went to etc etc. A little pricey but cool if you want to research the history of your truck. I believe it's for Canada only.

http://vintagevehicleservices.com/

[Carl Spangler]

Is there a database of build dates by S/N????

Edit: my 71 has a S/N of 622, 5xx and was built in Fremont Ca.

thanks
JohnG

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by Carl Spangler

Is there a database of build dates by S/N????

Edit: my 71 has a S/N of 622, 5xx and was built in Fremont Ca.

thanks
JohnG

There is not a database maintained by General Motors. One of the guys here may be compiling something (which may be what you were asking).

By way of more info on your truck:

a) The "622": is that the number stamped on the cowl?

b) Chevy or GMC?

c) Can you share the next couple digits of the sequential portion of your VIN? (ie, 512xxx, or 573xxx or whatever).

K

[Carl Spangler]

Originally Posted by Keith Seymore

There is not a database maintained by General Motors. One of the guys here may be compiling something (which may be what you were asking).

By way of more info on your truck:

a) The "622": is that the number stamped on the cowl?

b) Chevy or GMC?

c) Can you share the next couple digits of the sequential portion of your VIN? (ie, 512xxx, or 573xxx or whatever).

K

My truck is a SWB 6 cylinder Chevy. The #'s on the frame, SPID, and door pillar all match. The VIN is CS141Z6225xx.

According to web info the S/N "for the plant" (Fremont Ca) start at 100,000 so this truck should be # 522,5xx produced at the Fremont assembly plant.

The engine has a casting date of Jan 1971 but that was in Flint so there would be some time to ship the engine to Ca. I'm guessing the truck's birth date is sometime in the summer of 71 but that's just a WAG at this point.

thanks
JohnG

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by Carl Spangler

My truck is a SWB 6 cylinder Chevy. The #'s on the frame, SPID, and door pillar all match. The VIN is CS141Z6225xx.

According to web info the S/N "for the plant" (Fremont Ca) start at 100,000 so this truck should be # 522,5xx produced at the Fremont assembly plant.

The engine has a casting date of Jan 1971 but that was in Flint so there would be some time to ship the engine to Ca. I'm guessing the truck's birth date is sometime in the summer of 71 but that's just a WAG at this point.

thanks
JohnG

Ok - thank you. I misunderstood the format of your sequence number 6225xx so my questions are moot.

Sorry for the tangent...

K

[bruceman1968]

Carl, Here is a little fun fact. In 1971 the starting S/N, on chevy trucks was 600001. This is true for 1971 only. 1967-70 started at 100001, and 1972 started at 100001. But for whatever reason, the 1971 chevy trucks built in the US, started with 600001, for the main line.