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Can you look up a contract date and use that then? The contract number is on the data plate and if that is the best legal reference that can be found then it should be fair to use.

Some data plates have the date clearly marked on them like someone took the time to stamp them nicely and some look like my 8 year old could have done a better job.

How is it illegal. The government is selling off vehicles and if they cannot tell you what year it was made and they are the original owners, how can they expect anyone else to. Even if the date is marked on the vehicle it is a delivery date probably when a unit received it. It is not a date of...

I understand when dealing with normal civillian vehicles that the year it is made is part of the vin and that's pretty much set in stone. When it comes to these vehicles if it was important to the military they would have made sure the date was clearly marked on the data plate where it says...

If its not marked on the data plate pick a year and stamp the plate or engrave it and that is now the year of the truck