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Bumper Numbers
Your numbers are a lot easier than the previous one. The 326th Maintenance Battalion is a reserve unit out of Owings Mills, MD but has sub. units throughout the MD and PA region. PBO9 tells me the vehicle was turned into the property book officer (PBO) and they most likely held onto it as an... -
Bumper Numbers
I'm always up for a challenge so here's is what I found on your bumper number. A couple calls and emails and looking on the web and this is what I got. I think it is a pretty good start for finding out your vehicle history. Guess I have to stress it is not the maintenance history (wouldn't... -
Bumper Numbers
Yep, you are correct in removing it from the maintenance system. Not talking about a maintenance carfax type report. Am talking about the units the vehicle belonged to. I know we had records going back to and including the M151 days on LOGSA. Can't remember the exact part of LOGSA we use to... -
Bumper Numbers
The numbers were probably meant as 63CR 801E which leads me to believe it was a vehicle from the 63rd Army Reserve Command 801st Engineers. Is it possible the PC is actually an AC for Alpha Company. If the registration number is still on the vehicle, it is potentially possible to find out...