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Old 11-25-2020, 05:57 PM   #1
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Re: Build Date

Would it make sense to have a single unified thread for S/N - dates. ???

I'm trying to find builds close to my 71 to verify build month: 1Z622515
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Old 11-25-2020, 10:23 PM   #2
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Re: Build Date

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Would it make sense to have a single unified thread for S/N - dates. ???

I'm trying to find builds close to my 71 to verify build month: 1Z622515
If we could keep it on track I think that would be a great idea personally. If those with known build dates could post the build sequence of there vin and the plant. The only problem I see is after several pages it will be a pita to search thru.
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Old 11-25-2020, 10:35 PM   #3
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If we could keep it on track I think that would be a great idea personally. If those with known build dates could post the build sequence of there vin and the plant. The only problem I see is after several pages it will be a pita to search thru.
I've seen this done on a guitar forum.

All new S/N-date entries would be added to each years list.
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Old 11-25-2020, 10:47 PM   #4
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Re: Build Date

This is the info I have on my build date. My truck is a GMC, so my info might not help much. VIN xxxxx-Z120204
From build sheet: job 01069, scheduled no. date 03-29-71
Blue door tag: mfd 4/71
If I understand correctly, my truck's job number was created on 03-29-71 and the truck was built and completed in very early April 1971. Looks to me like the 20204th GMC truck built at Fremont for 1971 model year.
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Old 11-28-2020, 05:50 PM   #5
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Would it make sense to have a single unified thread for S/N - dates. ???

I'm trying to find builds close to my 71 to verify build month: 1Z622515
Carl, I have a 71 C10 built in Fremont plant. VIN is Z603538 and the blue sticker says built 08/70 if that helps you. I also found stamping on the passenger floor pan behind the inner fender that read 8121970 making wonder if that meant the floor was built on that date or if it was just a part number or hidden build date.
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