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05-19-2013, 11:32 PM
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Re: Vin decoding
You can find out where it was built in the first 11 digits.
All 17 digits can get you an original build sheet from the GM heritage center here in the US. I'm not sure about Canadian built trucks but probably... http://Compnine.com may have your truck in their database. If they have it they can provide a complete list of original options. You'll need all 17 digits and you'll have to give them an email address to sign up for a 24hour trial... I got complete RPO lists from them for my 2009 Impala SS and my 2000 GMC. The M1008 CUCV is self explanatory and my 1976 is not in any database including GM.
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