1940 dodge truck vin decode drivers#
6 Number of Cylinders (Third Digit) Step 2: For the Number of Cylinders, there are two choices 6 - denotes six-cylinder engine. The should also be a number stamped into a boss onthe engine block, drivers side just below the head and just above the generator, If this is a Truck it should start with a T. This VIN Decoder is based on official Chrysler documentation including.
STEP 1: Locate your 17 characters VIN on your truck. For the example above, '11' represents a D-100 truck. Decodes Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN) from most Dodge, Plymouth, and Fargo. Once you search for your VIN code, the VIN code decoder will provide you with truck specs by VIN comprising the make of the vehicle, the year the truck model was made, details regarding the body, style, and make of the truck, and specifications about its engine.
lol.I have just come in from looking on the chassis either side of the radiator surround, where the upper front spring pocket is and have also checked both right & left sides of the vertical chassis rail behind the rear axle centre . Step 1: For the Model Code portion of the VSN, use the table below to determine the Series and Model of truck whose VSN you are attempting to decode.
1940 dodge truck vin decode serial numbers#
Gidday from sunny Sth Grafton Australia.for those that know me you know that I've had my 1940 Dodge for a while.since 1971 I have never had to go looking for the Chassis/Vin/Serial number as the car has always been registered.however there might be some licencing/registration changes coming in and whilst the legal paperwork I have had since 1971 states that the "Chassis/Vin Number is 3938637" I have never actually seen this anywhere on the car.when I bought it there was no Serial Number plate on either front door pillar with this number and however # 3938637 has always been listed under the chassis number section on the rego papers and corresponds with the listing for D15 Serial Numbers as shown in the 1936-42 Oz Chrysler Workshop have it in the back of my mind that this number was also stamped into the chassis somewhere.can anyone confirm this.and WHERE?.lol.my understanding is that D15's were USA sourced for export.any help would be much Douglasĭeathbound, the chassis number is supposed to be somewhere on the chassis, however I can never recall ever having seen it and I have cleaned the firewall portion and repainted it many yrs ago without ever seeing the number.the original engine number or at least the engine number that the car had when I bought it in 1971 was DP9362645, however I replaced this engine with a 1962 Oz Chrysler Royal 313 Poly V8 & auto which it still has.its just that due to possible changes with registration(licencing) I may need to be able to verify this is indeed the car that my paperwork refers to and whilst I do have this pretty well covered I'd just like to see this damn Ricky.where EXACTLY is your chassis number?.RHS? is that Oz drivers side?.whereabouts in front of the suspension?.on the vertical side or horizontal/flat part?.remember my chassis is painted, although the paint is old.
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