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ok guys im planning on turning my 03 tahoe into a show truck, im planning on powder coating the frame and suspension stuff. im gonna do all the cleaning up and prepping myself. i asked the guy from the powder coating shop if there is any serial #'s or vin # on the frame that i need to watch out for, he said no.
Im pretty sure there is some serial #'s or vin # on that frame.
Does anyone know for sure?
I've had several apart and I don't remember seeing any.
best thing to do is contact an insurance company about it on of their adjusters could probably tell you
Yep there are hidden numbers on it. Dont worry about them. Powder coating the new frames is a nightmare. They dip them in coating so that crap is everywhere. No matter how many times you bake the frame it creeps out of seams. And you will have problem areas.
ok thanks guys, I'm gonna get with my buddy he is an adjuster/my insurance agent. I hope he knows
I would not worry about where they are. FBI knows though. A guy back home bought and financed a jeep once. He was called out of work to check on the guys in suits crawling under it. Turns out the numbers had been changed and it was stolen. They used the hidden numbers to id the jeep. He had to pay the loan and the jeep was towed away.
i never found any on mine when it was stripped to the frame, but then again i wasnt really looking.
wow that sucks, I got this truck from my uncle. He got it brand new off the lot, so I doubt ill have issues like thatQuote:
Originally Posted by zeake
never know, i got some shady ass uncles :lol:
lol true, then again he is my dads brother... I guess I'm screwed nowQuote:
Originally Posted by LamboDoNoMo
thats the way i always look at it :lol:
The numbers are not stamped anymore like the old ones. The new ones are laser etched.. Definately hard to find..
why in the hell do ya need to know the numbers on the frame anyways?
ok someone is demandingQuote:
Originally Posted by BigMac
I just wanted to know if there is #'s, whick now I know there is... I just was wonder so when I prep my frame, I don't mess any of them up or the powder coating shop.