Unique Factory Firewall Markings
 

I noticed this when I was tearing apart a Fremont K-10 any one else seen this "R" on one before ? Maybe a supervisor sign off ?

Re: Unique Factory Firewall Markings
 

Hi Jack, That's just something the painters at Freemont Assembly did. They signed their work. Two guys painted a cab in 2 minutes and for whatever reason the guys at Freemont put a initial in the paint. It wasn't directed in any way by GM, just something the painter did on his own. I have several examples of this type of graffiti:). Here are five to show.

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Re: Unique Factory Firewall Markings
 

Now that's some interesting info. thanks for asking and for answering! I've got two fremont trucks, I want to go check!

Re: Unique Factory Firewall Markings
 

That's is just amazing ! That is the most personalized thing I have ever seen a assembly line worker do ? The "R" seems to be a common theme ? Same guy I wonder? What's funny is the lack of other firewall markings, I see partial vin #s a lot.thanks for the photo ducumentation:gmc2:

Re: Unique Factory Firewall Markings
 

I'll give my truck a look next time I am out in the garage!

Re: Unique Factory Firewall Markings
 

My Baltimore 4x4 truck's gas tank was signed by "john" seems like a lot of Baltimore trucks got a lot of markings compared to Atlanta trucks I have had. The 68 is written on all over the inside of fenders vent panels bed sides etc. it is Baltimore truck