Vin Help
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Vin Help
Per the data plate:
Serial # P35JH250754
WB. - 104
Color- P
Model -P350
Trans. - E
Axle - 26
DSO - 5015
Other #s I figured out.
I recently bought this stepvan just looking
For info on it.
It was used by the FAA back in the days.
What I understand OG miles 18,000.
No wear on the pedals or steering wheel has
No wear.
Thanks.
Serial # P35JH250754
WB. - 104
Color- P
Model -P350
Trans. - E
Axle - 26
DSO - 5015
Other #s I figured out.
I recently bought this stepvan just looking
For info on it.
It was used by the FAA back in the days.
What I understand OG miles 18,000.
No wear on the pedals or steering wheel has
No wear.
Thanks.
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From: Crossville, Tn
Per the data plate:
Serial # P35JH250754
WB. - 104
Color- P
Model -P350
Trans. - E
Axle - 26
DSO - 5015
Other #s I figured out.
I recently bought this stepvan just looking
For info on it.
It was used by the FAA back in the days.
What I understand OG miles 18,000.
No wear on the pedals or steering wheel has
No wear.
Thanks.
Serial # P35JH250754
WB. - 104
Color- P
Model -P350
Trans. - E
Axle - 26
DSO - 5015
Other #s I figured out.
I recently bought this stepvan just looking
For info on it.
It was used by the FAA back in the days.
What I understand OG miles 18,000.
No wear on the pedals or steering wheel has
No wear.
Thanks.
The first year for a P350 was 1953, prior to that it was P3. There was no transmission code 'E' in that era. The color 'P' indicates that it was shipped in primer. The DSO is Domestic Special Order, ie. government or fleet vehicle.
Perhaps NumberDummy will be able to sort it out.
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Can't tell from those pictures, if you can post one of the front it will be easier to narrow it down.
Two different vins? That could spell some legal problems. Better check the frame and see what the right serial number (Vin #'s didn't come into existence until 1954) is, and hope it matches your paperwork.
Two different vins? That could spell some legal problems. Better check the frame and see what the right serial number (Vin #'s didn't come into existence until 1954) is, and hope it matches your paperwork.
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Can't tell from those pictures, if you can post one of the front it will be easier to narrow it down.
Two different vins? That could spell some legal problems. Better check the frame and see what the right serial number (Vin #'s didn't come into existence until 1954) is, and hope it matches your paperwork.
Two different vins? That could spell some legal problems. Better check the frame and see what the right serial number (Vin #'s didn't come into existence until 1954) is, and hope it matches your paperwork.
Plate tough getting old.
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