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lou mccarrell
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Topic starter December 7, 2024 9:04 am  

does anyone have information on decoding 1928 body serial no? I have '28 one ton truck serial no starts at 9 LP. I found an article online showing the various assembly plants, with a designation number, but it wasn't clear what that number related to in the serial number, but I assume, it would be the first digit, in my case the 9, which is Norwood, Ohio


   
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35mike
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December 7, 2024 4:54 pm  

@lou You are correct that the first digit indicates the assembly plant. The LP means your truck is a 1928 one ton with four wheel brakes. The earlier 1928 LO had rear brakes only.

 

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lou mccarrell
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Topic starter December 7, 2024 10:24 pm  

Thanks Mike!

lou


   
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