Everyone vehicle has a designated statute that carries details approximately the arrange, manufacturer, plant built and engine type. The VIN will most likely be stamped on this plate.2. Open the truck hood and check the engine block.
Instructions
1. Open the driver door and examine the inside door jamb for a metal plate. This VIN (vehicle identification figure) was standardized in 1981, on the other hand earlier vehicles had varying types of VIN codes. Chevrolet trucks built in 1964 keep a 12-character VIN stamped somewhere on the truck frame. Locate this number to help you verify the exact truck parts installed in your Chevrolet truck and find the correct replacements.
Look around the engine for any plate. The VIN might also be stamped directly onto an engine part.
3. Check the truck frame near the steering box. Be sure this is a 12-character number because you might mistake the VIN for the gross vehicle weight number.
4. Check the window for any sticker that might have the VIN. If someone has registered the car in the past several years, it might have been placed on the identification sticker.
