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Guys,
Yesterday I did some calculations in an attempt to decifer two title numbers on a 1931 Standard Coupe (3W). The listed car number had an extra digit and the engine number was missing a digit. During the calculation process I found the published number of all passenger models (including Sedan Delivery) was 623901 (published in several places). Also found that if I added up the number of vehicles produced in the assembly plants (from the first number each month list) I got 649191. That assumes that the last vehicle is the serial number listed in the October column. Since there is a second set of serial numbers on that sheet for 1 1/2 ton trucks the difference is not the large trucks.
Is the difference of 27290 the number of 1/2 ton trucks produced in 1931 production year?
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Or is one set of figures for the model year and one set for the calendar year?
Gene Schneider
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They are both supposed to be for the production year but don't have copies of the original body style documentation like I have for the serial number by plant.
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