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#426337 06/24/2008 8:06 PM
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I just bought a 70 GMC short bed can any one tell me where I can find the vin# on the frame, I was told the top of the frame next to the steering box but is not there. And trying to touch up the frame is the pits.

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I think by the 70's they'd moved it further back, under the front of the cab - you shouldn't have to do any damage to see it if you find where it is, it'll be quite clearly stamped in so paint doesn't fill it, unless someone purposely filled the stamping .... in which case you might not want to find it eek

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For a while they were on the right hand side above the springs, but that was in the I beam axle days.

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hey 70 in vegas ill look myself you got my intrest up now and ill look at my 68 gmc

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That would be a great help, thanks.


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