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Re: Putting a pickup bed on a c&c
You could have gotten an 89 square body like that also.V31003 or R31003. Most were dual wheel, yours has the srw option which is what R04 is, not very common.
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Re: Putting a pickup bed on a c&c
Quote:
JJ133281 - J = 1988 model year J = Janesville assembly plant 133281 = sequential portion of VIN K
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