Tony Straughn
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Hi from North Carolina, is there a way to look up military truck 2 1/2 ton vin numbers?
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Normally the answer would be no. Nothing like the Civvy vehicles. If your truck was in the Army, one of our members has access to the Army database. If it is in the system he can profive a little info.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?101483-2013-VIN-INFO-Thread&highlight=VIN
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What are you looking for?
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?101483-2013-VIN-INFO-Thread&highlight=VIN
Read post #1 and be advised that he requests a donation be made.
What are you looking for?
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Another NC, welcome
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Tony Straughn
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Have been told that I have a 1962 Studebaker-Packard M35A 2 1/2 ton 6x6 cargo truck. Would like to put on road - lost title
So did you loose the title? Was it in your name? What state was it titled in? Did you just buy it and the previous owner "said" there was a title?
Easiest way is to call yor local tax office/DMV/etc and see what the requirements are. Each state is different.
Don't take anyones advise that doesn't live in NC. If they haven't dealt with NC then they are just guessing.
With more info we can make an educated guess as comapred to a WAG.....
Easiest way is to call yor local tax office/DMV/etc and see what the requirements are. Each state is different.
Don't take anyones advise that doesn't live in NC. If they haven't dealt with NC then they are just guessing.
With more info we can make an educated guess as comapred to a WAG.....
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