| admiral1960 | -- 01-28-2013 @ 11:13 PM |
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i have a transmission with the following SN stamped on it. 9C I 508 followed by a star. Do not see a 9C listed for any year in my reference books. Thoughts, please Thank you in advance Allen E Michler AW1, USNR (10 yrs) LTC, TC, USAR (29 yrs)
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| deuce_roadster | -- 01-29-2013 @ 8:39 AM |
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Early Ford Canadian VINs have letters in them. I had a 34 Tudor Frame from Vancouver BC that was C-18H-4583. Perhaps it is from North of the border.
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| supereal | -- 01-29-2013 @ 10:56 AM |
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The "C" following a number on a transmission case was often used to denote the gear ratio and type of a truck unit. For instance, 3C was for a floor shift transmission, 3CS was for a column shift. I didn't see a "9C", but that is the likely explanation. Stamped numbers are often difficult to decipher, as they may not be distinct. Most of those transmissions were made between 42-47.
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| 40 Coupe | -- 01-29-2013 @ 12:02 PM |
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It is a Canadian serial number go the following web site for an explanation. http://www.wnyrg.org/canvins.html
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