
A Chevrolet VIN is standardized (ISO 3779/3780 and the U.S. format used under 49 CFR Part 565) and split into three blocks: WMI (positions 1–3), VDS (4–9), and VIS (10–17). With a chevy VIN decoder, those characters translate into practical details like model series, body type, restraint system, engine family, transmission, model year, and assembly plant. This is why a chevrolet vin number check is the fastest way to confirm what your Chevy actually is—especially when trims and mid-year changes look identical.
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| WMI | 1GC = Chevrolet (USA) - trucks |
|---|---|
| Check digit | Position 9: 6 (check digit character) |
| Model year (position 10) | Position 10: 4 = 2004 |
| Plant code (position 11) | Position 11: Z (assembly plant code, program-dependent; commonly used on GM truck production) |


