M1009 Door tag

[covert]

I need to know what the tag on the drivers door says. Mine is faded and part of it is missing. This info will help me in trying to get the thing title and plates. Thanks in advance. Its sticker type of affair

 

[doghead]

Here's one I found with a Google image search for "cucv door tag".

 

[covert]

Thanks for taking the time Doghead but that is not on the door. Thats on the door jamb.

 

[Cucvnut]

you mean the vin plate.

 

[Evil Dr. Porkchop]

Thanks for taking the time Doghead but that is not on the door. Thats on the door jamb.

its on the door on my truck, and was on the door on my parts truck

maybe yours was moved

 

[doghead]

Again, Google image search for "CUCV VIN tag"

This tag is located on the door jamb, below the striker bolt.

 

[doghead]

You can also find this info in the basic operators manual (-10TM).

I have never seen the vintag on a door of a CUCV. They have always been under the door striker bolt, on the jamb.

 

[cjtroutt]

That tag in door jamb is not the one for DMV the one on the dash is what they need OEM MFG VIN Plate and has factory rivet that was install at Truck & Bus Flint Mi.
the door jamb tag is to show that was Military spec Equipment with Restation NO and M?????? status of said equipment.

 

[covert]

So I take it all you guy who have an M1009, do not have a sticker type tag on the driver side door (its on the edge, cant see it when the door is closed) about lower window height?
On the civilian blazers this sticker says it meets federal safety standards. Now mine has the sticker but like I said if too faded to read. So I'm trying to find out from others what this sticker says. Thanks again.

 

[Evil Dr. Porkchop]

So I take it all you guy who have an M1009, do not have a sticker type tag on the driver side door (its on the edge, cant see it when the door is closed) about lower window height?
On the civilian blazers this sticker says it meets federal safety standards. Now mine has the sticker but like I said if too faded to read. So I'm trying to find out from others what this sticker says. Thanks again.

ok, i know what your talking about now, but don't have a picture right now

 

[Evil Dr. Porkchop]

the sticker on mine states the tire size, and says "this vehicle conforms to all federal blah, blah, blah, etc, etc".

 

[covert]

alright, thanks evil porkchop, if you could post that it would be awesome.

 

[Evil Dr. Porkchop]

i will if I can ever find a camera, I'm sure someone else will post it first

 

[M1031CMT]

Went and looked and while I can read by eye if I get real close, it doesn't come out if I take a pic.

He is looking for this sticker I believe.

 

[covert]

M1031cmt thanks. thats the sticker i am talking about. could you post what it says? Thats the info I need.

 

[Evil Dr. Porkchop]

ok, tried to take some pictures

 

[Evil Dr. Porkchop]

the bottoms section states:

This vehicle conforms to all applicable fede-
ral motor vehicle safety standards in effect
on the date of manufacture shown above

 

[Firejareen]

Iowa must be a strange bird. That sticker has nothing on it for the purposes of titling. It only states the tire sizes and some general info about the truck. The vin is the only thing you should need for titling a CUCV. And maybe the weight. It is a Chevrolet Blazer or 1-ton Pickup. It has a 6.2l diesel motor and drives on four tires. Thats it.

 

[covert]

The Iowa DOT WILL NOT title and plate a vehical that does not meet the federal moter vehical safty standards. It sucks good thing I titled my Deuse's before the "CRACK DOWN". Its enough to make me consider moving.
Thanks for your help I now know beond a dought it does in fact meet the federal standards.

 

[doghead]

Should have just asked that, we would have told you they do.