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All I have been researching serial numbers, options and a lot of mis-information out there on the early wagoneers.63-65 Rhino rigs specifically. I have looked over the serial number assignments in all of the Jeep manuals that I have but its confusing for me to determine any differences between the Rhino 63 or 64 or 65 wagoneers. The manuals state that the s/n's changed in 65 but I havent been able to verify that as the '1965' Rhino 230 OHC Wagoneers I've seen do not have the higher serial numbers like the later ones do. Does anyone have a difinitive way to tell what the proper year is for these vehicles if there is no title or supporting paperwork? I thought that one could look at the casting date on the 230 OHC block to see when it was cast. However, a Galdiator dude at a show in Illinois told me that Jeep just kept the wagoneeer assembly line going and didnt differentiate between the years. He even hinted at the fact that some dealers would title the 63's as 64's or 65's depending on when they sold off of their lot.

Probably not. Model year wasn't part of the VIN till 72 so no there is no way to tell a 1st gen FSJ year easily. You can eventually narrow it down by how equiped, but generally you need to go by the title if avail. And yes in the 60's and earlier a lot of rigs were titled by date sold. All legal cause w/o model year in VIN how else is the DMV going to title it? 62-early 65's are pretty much identical. Big change was late 65 when they started using the 327 option instead of just the 230(along with running gear changes appropriate w/the V8.

Eng casting numbers won't tell you anything. The eng build code will tell you when the motor was built but doesn't tell you when or in what model year the motor was actually installed same with the build date code on the Dana ring gear, date built not when installed in a vehicle. I and a couple others here have a file that can unofficially narrow it down to build month/year using the 'complete' VIN but it's just a resource and nothing that will hold up with the DMV or otherwise.

Kaiser didn't keep very accurate production figures, and if they had them, they probably were lost in the subsequent sales of the company. I have a couple of three ring binders full of assembly instructions/drawings for mid 80s Wagoneers that were given to me by a former Jeep employee. He said that after Chrysler took over they threw out a bunch of stuff like this. He said he pulled those two binders out of a dumpster that had hundreds more in it. He just couldn't save them all. I have a 67 panel 'audio-visual' wagon that was built for the US Army. I can find precious little information about it.

Thanks for your input guys Well I had a Parkway Green Wagoneer that was sold to me as a 65 from the state of AZ. It had a serial number of 1414 C 19xxx. I now have a Nordic Blue Wagoneer that was sold to me as a 63 and its serial number is 1414 C 19xxx. The green one is gone now. I also have my eye on a 65 Wagoneer with a Rhino front end and the 327 V8 with auto, PS, PB and A/C. Its an early production vehicle with a serial number of 1414 C 50xxx.

Joe, would the casting number in the 230 block not narrow down when the engine was cast? Specifically, I wont have a block thats cast in '4' 1964 in a 1963 vehicle unless Kaiser didnt follow the GM style of casting numbers. Both the Parkway Green Wagoneer and the Nordic Blue wagoneer are C models. The green rig had roof rack, back up lights, seat belts, leaf spring front end, original OHC 230 with BW automatic, PS and PB. The Nordic Blue Wagoneer I have now is built almost identically but this one has no rear back up lights but does have posi axles. Thanks for your input guys I also have my eye on a 65 Wagoneer with a Rhino front end and the 327 V8 with auto, PS, PB and A/C. Its an early production vehicle with a serial number of 1414 C 50xxx.

The 50xxx serial number does not mean it's an 'early' production model actually it's a 'late' 65 as the 327 wasn't available in early 65. Early 65 prod models had the 230 motor(serial numbers 10,000-49,999) The 50xxx just states it came with a 327(serial numbers between 50,0001-199,999. The late 65's with the 232 had serial numbers ranged beteeen 200,001-299,999. Joe thanks for the info I drove up to LA and looked the 65 over and bought it. The serial number is 1414C50213 and its a white Rhino truck with blue custom interior with a rebuilt 327 withTurbo 400 that hasnt been started in a few years. The truck is an original So Cal black plate vehicle and is clean but does have a little rust in the drivers quarter. The rig has AC, PS, PB, custom interior, original radio, original clock and the moon hub caps look as if they've never been off of the truck.

It also comes with two extra rear doors and 2 extra three piece bumpers. All the glass is good too. One of the only bad things about the vehicle is that it has a later GW tailgate on the thing and, ironically, I just scrapped out a clean 65 230OHC Wagoneer with a great tailgate on it. Thanks again for the info on the dates and manufacturing data Carl. The 50xxx serial number does not mean it's an 'early' production model actually it's a 'late' 65 as the 327 wasn't available in early 65. Early 65 prod models had the 230 motor(serial numbers 10,000-49,999) The 50xxx just states it came with a 327(serial numbers between 50,0001-199,999. The late 65's with the 232 had serial numbers ranged beteeen 200,001-299,999.

I dont suppose you could post this info somewhere for us to reference? I have 2 truck VINs I would like to get more info on, so when I go to DMV, I can compare #'s. Do the serial #s decipher year like the wagons? I dont suppose you could post this info somewhere for us to reference? I have 2 truck VINs I would like to get more info on, so when I go to DMV, I can compare #'s.

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Do the serial #s decipher year like the wagons? This info is in the 62-73 parts manuals. No the serial numbers section of the VIN aren't seperated between truck/wags or model. When a vehicle came down the line it got the next serial number regardless if truck or wag. For the above era rigs 65-67 model designation is in the VIN. First two digits is the chassis code, 5th digit is the model/body code but again the last six digits(serial# just designates engine and place on the assembly line. Model year wasn't included in any VIN till 1972.

Joe and all, I have continued my research on the wagoneer serial numbers as they relate to the early 63-65 (230) vehicles. The current '1963' Waoneer that I have was purchased from the original owner who lost the title and paperwork for the vehicle.

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He passed away a few years ago and his son went to the DMV to re-title it and decided that since it didnt have the reverse back up lights he assumed it was a 63 so he re-titled the rig as a 63. The reverse back up lights were an option on all early wagoneers so this means nothing when it comes to determining the correct vintage of these vehicles. I am now convinced that the wagonner is a 1965 model based on the following information: - the serial number of a previous 'legit' 1965 wagoneer that I owned had a serial number that was only 40 digits off of the '1963' that I recently purchased leading me to believe it was built very close to the 65 that I had. when I removed the rear cover on the Dana 44, there is a manufacturing date code of 4 21 64 on the ring gear indicating the build date of the rear end. This rear end has never been removed from the vehicle so its safe to say that a ring gear mfg in late 64 wouldnt be found on a 63 Wagoneer. Lastly, I will be looking at the casting numbers on the engine, trans and transfer case to see what I can see there.

Can anyone supply the casting numbers or ring gear dates off of their 63-65 OHC 230 Wagoneers or Gladiators for comparison? The research continues.