I could use some help decoding this VIN

[RustySunShine]

I found this productions numbers list and I am confused.
1970

1/2-Ton Commercial - Model C/Series 10 - 127-in. w.b
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
CS10905 Panel 3040 3730 3965
CS10906 Suburban(doors) 3250 3862 11332

1/2-Ton Commercial 4x4 - Model K/Series 10 - 127-in. w.b
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
KS10905 Panel 3641 3923 -
KS10906 Suburban 3849 4055 -

3/4-Ton Commercial - Model C/Series 20 - 127-in. w.b
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
CS20905 Panel 3269 3991 1032
CS20906 Suburban 3441 4113 2246

3/4-Ton Commercial 4x4 - Model C/Series 20 - 127-in. w.b
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
KE10905 Panel 4019 4221 -
KE10906 Suburban 4190 4343 541

Was my panel the 46,975 one built?

[vectorit]

To the best of my knowledge, the leading numbers at the end of a VIN are a mix of assembly line, month of assembly, then possibly the actual number the truck was off the line.
Then there is the actual number of vehicles with certain features, such as tail gate/barn doors, and trim levels.

I know of no way to or a resource that can drill through a VIN, to give the actual number a vehicle was off the assembly line.

The best I have seen is the highly generalized numbers that you pasted, in regards to how many units were produced in a given model year.

[RustySunShine]

That's what I was thinking too. I am sure there weren't many made since the van was coming out the following year, I guess I was just curious about what # this was on the line. Well I guess this post can go to the trash.