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Originally Posted by Carl Spangler
Maybe it's time to start a new thread so the latest tables will be at post 1.
thanks!
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Originally Posted by 57taskforce
That’s not the answer, that’s only going to cause confusion. I’m working a lot right now as oil and gas is booming, and I have a relatively new born along with my older two kids and wife. I apologize for the delay and as soon as I can get a few evenings to sit down and catch it up I will. I do keep up with every update in this thread even if I may seem distant.
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I've also got some frustrations with the capabilities of the forum/website software that add some challenges to this project. But I agree with taskforce on the confusion piece... I think we carry on with what we have and make it work. I'll keep trying to provide a link to my lists on my most recent post if that helps anyone.
I am now updated through this post (334).
GMC list
Chevy list
One other thing I've been thinking about (and am open to discussion on):
If there isn't much value in a serial number (ie. unknown build date, or if the same information such as the build month could have been determined from two serial numbers already on the list), I don't think we should add it to the list. It clutters the thread and the list. Some exceptions I propose are 1) if it is potentially the last serial number for that plant and year, 2) you want to see your truck's serial number on the list, 3) it is the only serial number for a given plant/year on the list, or 4) it is potentially the last Blazer or Jimmy built at the St. Louis plant in 1972 (appears to be sometime in March '72).
Let's keep truckin!
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72 Chevy
2Z127583 = 12/10/71 (post 334)
72 Chevy
2Z135197 = 01/19/72 (post 334)
68 GMC
ZB20536 = 04/22/68 (post 334)
71 Chevy
1Z607965 = 09/03/70 (post 334)