HomeWhere would the VIN be on a 1947 truck?
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2004-12-22 05:01:03
2004-12-22 05:01:03
Back then, the VIN was located on the left door jamb.
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The VIN on a 1946 and 1947 Studebaker M series truck is on the firewall in the engine compartment passenger side. It is usually a 5 digit number. Example 303708
A 1947 would not have a vin they did not start the vin system till around 1980 or sorry like 1965 ish Hope this helped Riley
You will not find a VIN #. The modern day VIN system did not start until 1980. You may however find a Serial # or similar #. Look in the glove box, trunk, on the door posts, and under the hood on the firewall.
On the drivers door sill.
somewhere on the body i think
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