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Peterbilt 351 Brass Data Spec Plate - Serial & Weight Tag, Oakland California
Brass manufacturer data/spec plate fastened inside a car's engine bay listing build details.
This photograph shows a brass manufacturer's data/specification plate riveted to a glossy black surface (apparently a firewall or cowl area) inside an engine compartment, surrounded by polished metal and red spark-plug-style wires. The plate is a Peterbilt Motors Company identification tag headed with the Peterbilt script logo and the warning 'CAUTION — Over-loading or over-speeding will void your warranty.' It contains stamped fields for MODEL, SERIAL NO, CHASSIS WT (in LBS.) and GROSS WT (in LBS.), followed by 'Manufactured by Peterbilt Motors Company, Oakland, California, U.S.A.' The model field appears to read '351' and the gross weight appears to read approximately 38,000 lbs., though the stamped-in values are shallow and hard to read in this photo; the serial number and chassis weight are largely illegible. A reader can learn the truck's manufacturer (Peterbilt, Oakland, California), the apparent model designation, the plate's warranty caution wording, and the general format of a vintage Peterbilt chassis data plate. Note that although this file was uploaded to a 1998 Ford Crown Victoria gallery, the plate itself belongs to a Peterbilt truck, not a Ford passenger car.
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Frequently asked questions
- Who manufactured the vehicle this data plate belongs to?
- Peterbilt Motors Company, Oakland, California, U.S.A., as stamped on the plate.
- What warning does the Peterbilt data plate carry?
- CAUTION: Over-loading or over-speeding will void your warranty.
- What fields are stamped on the plate?
- Model, Serial No, Chassis WT (LBS.) and Gross WT (LBS.), plus the manufacturer line for Peterbilt Motors Company, Oakland, California.
- What model is shown on the plate?
- The model field appears to read 351, though the stamping is shallow and partially legible in the photo.
- What gross weight is stamped on the plate?
- The gross weight appears to read approximately 38,000 lbs., but the stamped digits are difficult to read with certainty.
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