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Old 05-24-2024, 02:29 PM   #7
Keith Seymore
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Re: VIn# on rolling frame matches nothing

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Originally Posted by cadillac_al View Post
I figure this is why they call it a partial VIN/serial number. The weight rating and drive train and body type can be added to the VIN/serial number later.
Actually - the full VIN is established well before the build starts. That's why it can appear on all the build documentation (build sheet, inspection tickets and such) and be broadcast throughout the whole plant.

They just chose to stamp the partial VIN on the frame, rather than the full VIN, for whatever reason.

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