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Old 08-14-2006, 02:26 PM   #1
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Can anyone tell me where the manufacturing Vin tag is located on the Spartan Summit 2000 chassis. I can't seem to locate it. Thanks.

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Can anyone tell me where the manufacturing Vin tag is located on the Spartan Summit 2000 chassis. I can't seem to locate it. Thanks.

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Usually the coach manufacturer will place the chassis data tag in the drivers area once the coach is built. If you will let us know what year, make and model of coach you have we can be of more help.
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Sorry to take so long to reply, been out of town. We have a 2001 caribbean by National. On a Spartan Summit 2000 chassis. I can't find any information such as the oil capacities for the Eaton rear-end, allision 1000 trans. radiator etc. The chassis book that came with it is not the correct manuals.The sticker/label in the drivers compartment only states weights and tire issues. I emailed Spartan be haven't recieved any reply.
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