I'm new to the group. I just purchased a International Harvester All Season. It is titled as a 1970. I am having trouble locating a VIN tag on this motorhome. I fear it may have been located on the entry step of the motorhome. I've been told that the frame should have the VIN stamped near the front left frame rail close to the steering box.This motorhome was a barn find,after being under roof for 20 years. We have started a complete restoration. The condition of this RV is unbelievable. I'll be doing mechanical updates such as engine rebuild, adding fuel injection, disc brakes and possibly a generator. I'll leave the interior to my wife, she's got a lot better eye for such renovations. Again any help to find VIN will make this project much easier and Thanks again
Hi David, It sure would be nice to see a Ungers Motor Home at the Jimco Jamboree event this summer. Please tell your brother Bob that he should attend too. You guys are always welcome here!
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Hi, try looking for the VIN tag in the door jam by the door hinges.
I'm new to the group. I just purchased a International Harvester All Season. It is titled as a 1970. I am having trouble locating a VIN tag on this motorhome. I fear it may have been located on the entry step of the motorhome. I've been told that the frame should have the VIN stamped near the front left frame rail close to the steering box.This motorhome was a barn find,after being under roof for 20 years. We have started a complete restoration. The condition of this RV is unbelievable. I'll be doing mechanical updates such as engine rebuild, adding fuel injection, disc brakes and possibly a generator. I'll leave the interior to my wife, she's got a lot better eye for such renovations. Again any help to find VIN will make this project much easier and Thanks again
Hi David, It sure would be nice to see a Ungers Motor Home at the Jimco Jamboree event this summer. Please tell your brother Bob that he should attend too. You guys are always welcome here!
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