vin decode

Barnabas wrote:That Build Tag is usually found under the black wiring cover on the passenger floor.

Again Thanks for all the help and info.

A few pics of the van. Previous owner told me it came out of Washington state and it was a power co vehicle. Extremely solid , original paint a little surface rust but that is it. Looks more like a So Cal vehicle. Came completely apart but has a lot of parts with it. Rebuilt 73 300 rebuilt trans , radiator re cored , water pump etc ,etc. Went back together fairly easy probably a few things not exactly correct but I did not dissemble it. It originally had one pop out in the lt rear door but came with extra pop  outs so I installed those. It also came with inside trim , is this considered deluxe trim or called a diffrettnt name? Thanks

A few more.

Came with some real nice high back seats.

Thanks for the pictures! It looks like you've got stuff where it goes. I'm not sure I could've put mine back together if someone else had taken it apart.

Dan Scully - Here is the direct link to the VIN decode for your Econoline.
http://econoline.org/vehicle.php?v=3791

The blank color data indicates a special order color.  You say that yours was originally yellow. The white gauge cluster is typical with a special order paint color. Normally they would be body color if using a regular paint color.

The regional sales district was San Jose, but probably not a PG&E van, which were all brown.

It's a cargo van with windows. Not designed to haul people.  Windows are to let light in to see cargo.

Nice van, I wish I found it first.

For a 1965, is the body VIN located under the Doghouse? Or is it elsewhere? I just want to make sure the door wasn't replaced. Thanks!