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I have a 33 Phaeton, there were only 543 produced. Is there any way to determin which one of the 543 mine might be? According to the VIN its was bulit in Terrytown NY in April.
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You might want to look at chev.oldcarmanualproject.com and another place is clubs.hemmings.com/clubsites/chevytalk/gmhistory to find your answer. Vcca#44985
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As the author of the latter site I can say that I cannot think of how to find out. You really need the Fisher Body sequential number.
Last edited by Oracle; 04/01/12 12:56 PM.
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Thank you for the info, but where will I find the "Fisher Body sequential number" and is that different then the "job number". I will start looking on those other sites.
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Job No. = Fishere body style
There wi9ll also be a Fisher Body Plant code, with one or two letters, then the sequential production number of that style starting with # 0001 I think and not 1001.
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From what i have been told by the 3 VCCA experts of roadsters phaetons 1933--1935 is that they are NOT fisher bodies but were made by chevrolet. The body parts.trunk/rumble lids, shape of quarter panels, dash boards are different than the fisher bodies like my 35 coupe as i am rapidly finding out.
mike
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