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Looks like a weight class marking

For serial and registration number histories, you need to go to that thread and thoroughly read post number 1 concerning what you need to do. Photos are not allowed. There is a reason for that.

Best I can tell you is the 107th got it from an inactivating unit in 1996. Appears the data on the loosing unit is a dead end.

Not sure what the deal is. First need to verify the truck you have is a M35 with winch (w/w). There should be a national stock number of 2320008358464. Any national stock number should start off 2320-something. 2320 is the federal supply class for trucks and has been for a long, long, long...

ems4ty, The info I have shows it did not belong to the Marines. Here's what I found 2320008358464 M35 W/W 122484 4A03355 WQUCB0 1955 540 CS BN CO B TMT California National Guard out of BELL, CALIFORNIA Neil2007, I don't have anything on it. Probably was let go before the...

Army bumper numbers are just by experience. Sorry, I can't dilvulge where I get the other info.

btw, there should be more numbers immediately after the 77 C-R.

The vehicle belonged to a unit within the 77th Reserve Readiness Command headquartered at Fort Totten, New York (NY City). Key point is that it was from one of their units which means it could have come from anywhere in NY or NJ. The ECS27 tells me the vehicle was stored in the Equipment...