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Trying to breakdown my serial number

Yes this is an older truck, but it is in spectacular shape, just a little too big for for my shop these days. The serial number is P-278292
I think it is an old Philadelphia truck. So it is not a young puppy, but starts every time and has no leaks and a new clutch and brakes. I am trying to determine the year of the vehicle. Can anyone out there help?
  • Posted 24 Dec 2020 03:47
  • By gregory_labelle
  • joined 24 Dec'20 - 1 message
  • Pennsylvania, United States
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