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  1. Bob H

    1976 m880?

    the VIN indicates, a 1976 W200. No way to tell from vin if it was civilian or military. The gov't data tag on the dash would indicate any military designation. All M880/M890 series trucks came with automatic transmissions and open differentials. So with manual trans & posi differentials, not a...
  2. Bob H

    1976 m880?

    The M880 vin is no different than the civi ones. The vins were on the driver door & not the dash, vin also on gov't data plate on the middle lower portion of the dash, which would indicate it's gov't designation, if any. W24BE6S###### is a 1976 W200 (M880) vin.
  3. Bob H

    1976 m880?

    It sounds alot like the Canadian version. or similar to. Yet not an M880 series.
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