The question needs to be answered

[a Good Man]

Hello

There are a lot of trucks that are replaced her BED , Is there a specific number or there is evidence that the BED was replaced .. Example photos

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Is the VIN shows the variation?
Or there is no difference at all!

[andrewmp6]

If its listed anywhere its probably on the glove box sticker.

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by andrewmp6

If its listed anywhere its probably on the glove box sticker.

If you remove the sticker What to do?

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by a Good Man

If you remove the sticker What to do?

The bed type is not coded in the VIN. It would be on the SPID as either RPO E62 (stepside) or E63 (fleetside).

Here's a link to the free generic information packet from the GM Heritage Center archive:

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...tion-kits.html

Find Chevy trucks and click on the one for your model year. This will show you all the generic options and content that were available for that particular model year.

Depending on how desperate you are, you can also send them $50 and your VIN and they will send you the vehicle invoice specific to your truck, including your original options and pricing (which will include the type of bed originally installed at the factory).

Invoice: http://www.gmmediaarchive.com/?page=3

K

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by Keith Seymore

The bed type is not coded in the VIN. It would be on the SPID as either RPO E62 (stepside) or E63 (fleetside).

Here's a link to the free generic information packet from the GM Heritage Center archive:

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...tion-kits.html

Find Chevy trucks and click on the one for your model year. This will show you all the generic options and content that were available for that particular model year.

Depending on how desperate you are, you can also send them $50 and your VIN and they will send you the vehicle invoice specific to your truck, including your original options and pricing (which will include the type of bed originally installed at the factory).

Invoice: http://www.gmmediaarchive.com/?page=3

K

Thank you, my friend, what do you mean by ( SPID ) ?!

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by a Good Man

Thank you, my friend, what do you mean by ( SPID ) ?!

That's the glove box label (Service Part IDentification Label).

K

[old Rusty C10]

you can get the code to see what kind of bed was on there when it left the factory and the codes to determine whether someone added or removed dual tanks but other than taking apart the complete bed and looking for GM stamps on the panels themselves there is no way to tell if the bed is an original bed and unless you personally know the truck from the date of delivery until now you will never be able to tell if the truck had the bed replaced with OEM panels if there was an accident or something