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Started by PT58, February 24, 2016, 08:44:47 PM

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PT58

Hi guys new to forum i was wondering if anyone can tell me why my fc has no chassis number is it because its been replaced thanks peter.

mcl1959

Yes that's one reason, new subframes were available from Holden for accident repair for many years into the sixties and still now the odd NOS one still turns up.
The other reason may be that you have an early FE subframe put on as a replacement. These have the subframe number over near the battery tray in smaller print. Have you checked there?

Ken

PT58

Thanks Ken sub frame has been sandblasted  no numbers anywhere  low number fc ute spoke to first owner which he brought from brokenhill which was the only rego it had when it was new,  sold 20 odd years later then sat around another 30 odd years till another fellow brought it tidied it up then i become new owner Thanks Peter.

Not Happy Jan

You can never have too many!
Port Macquarie NSW

collecta

And what a road trip aye Peter? Glad to see you finally on here.
cheers
Scott
i collect old holdens coz they never die!

detective

PT 58  ..  Are you leaning toward thinking the subframe may be original ?...check all the bolt heads, washers, nuts and attaching hardware, and if there seems they are all correct and appropriate to each other, and not a cobbled up mish-mash, the subframe may still be correct.

...you say it's a low numbered body...how low ?...as there would've been pre-production and pilot models getting around very early on....apparently these earliest vehicles had no chassis numbers ??

collecta

 The Y frame was replaced prior to me owning it.
i collect old holdens coz they never die!

PT58

HI all after some time been trying to find chassis number for my fc ute which had nos subframe which was built 58 a low number 826-M been in contact with a original owners grandson which he found some papers  saying it was 8-11260-m would that be right  thanks Peter.

zulu

Hi PT58
My early 58 panelvan has the following numbers hope it helps, Ken on here will know more





mcl1959

I entered the body number and chassis number into my computer and it indicates that the chassis number you have been given does not match the body number.
For a body number FC 2106 - 826M the chassis number should be about FC - 6000 M

Ken

PT58

Thanks Zulu for your reply and photos. Ken thanks also but isn't fc-6000-m a 59 ute I've be always told mind was a 58 being a low number 2106- 826-m and should start with a 8-xxxx-m thanks Peter.

mcl1959

Sorry, you’re right. I should have said 8-6000-M
Yours is an early Ute built into 1958, but all the other cars in my database indicate the number is wrong.
If you’re interested I can post numbers of other utes in this date area

Regards.  Ken

PT58

Thanks Ken again. That would be much appreciated to see some numbers around that data base,he also had a fx may be that was that number 8-1126-m thanks Peter.

mcl1959

These are utes around the same age as yours
FC - 2106 - 513 M  goes with 8 - 4489 M
FC - 2106 - 644 M  goes with 8 - 5343 M
FC - 2106 - 710 M  goes with 8 - 5740 M
FC - 2106 - 928 M  goes with 8 - 6977 M
FC - 2106 - 983 M  goes with 8 - 7247 M
FC - 2106 - 1017 M  goes with 8 - 7406 M
FC - 2106 - 1069 M  goes with 8 - 7768 M

You can see that as you get a large amount of vehicles in the database it is very easy to see patterns.

Regards.  Ken

PT58

Thanks Ken as you said i can see large amount  of vehicles  in the data base and pattern much appreciated Peter.