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#179167 05/14/2005 5:23 AM
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Are there VIN Plates anywhere else besides in the cab in a 49' 1/2 ton? I'm looking at a project truck and the one in the cab is pretty well worn and I can't make all of the numbers out.

Thanks in advance.

#179168 05/14/2005 7:32 AM
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FOUND AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE "TECH TIPS" The simple answer is NO. You may be able to get some info off of the tag by taking a pencil and rubbing it accross the tag, then wipe it off. This method fills the indentations and makes it more legible to read. Good luck.......g

#179169 05/14/2005 1:25 PM
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Another trick is to try using a flashlight or shoplight and shine it on the plate from different angles. This will often help you read it by casting shadows into the indentations.


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#179170 05/14/2005 4:02 PM
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Does the truck have a title? If not make sure you understand the process required to get one before putting much time or money into the truck.


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