Here's what you might find on your 1937 Chevy to identify it:
* Serial Number: This is the primary identifier for older vehicles. It's usually located on the frame or body.
* Engine Number: Found on the engine block, this helps identify the specific engine used.
* Body Tag: Sometimes found on the firewall or under the hood, this tag may contain information about the car's body style and trim level.
To find the information you need, you'll want to consult:
* Owner's Manual: If you have the original, it might list the location of the serial number.
* Chevy Parts Catalogs: Look for catalogs from the 1937 model year or later, as they may contain information on identifying numbers.
* Chevy Enthusiast Clubs: Contact a club for your model year or specific body style, as members often have expertise in identifying vehicles.
* Restoration Shops: Specialists in older Chevys can help you locate the necessary information.
Finding the right information can be a challenge, but it's a rewarding process for any classic car owner!
