It should be stamped on the top of the frame on the passenger side near the firewall. That is where it was on mine at least.

Chris

 

So if it's stamped on, then what are the consequences of switching to a different frame. Obviously the serial # on the frame isn't going to match the VIN.

Anyone?

 

That depends upon state law. I can give you the California method of registration, but it doesn't apply there.

Hey, got any idea if Joe Cocker has re-opened the restaurant in Crawford? I'll be out there in August

 

You can call and ask, but according to the website they are still closed. There's a phone # on the website
http://www.cocker.com/mdrtp/index.html

Let me know when you come out!

 

Thanks. some Friends and i rode from camp ijn Cedaredge to see the north side of the black canyon, but they have belt-driven bikes and chickened out of riding on gravel. We went to crawford for lunch, no lunch.
I ride out there alomost every year, first weekend of August

 

Thats a great area up there. I'm about 90 minutes from there.

I guess back to the question at hand. Basically, the Jeep is already licensed so it isn't an issue for us, but it concerns me if we try to sell it etc...

I was gonna go renew my plates for my XJ this week, I guess I'll just ask them while I'm there.

 

I've swapped parts and frames and never have I seen a serial number on a Jeepster frame. There are a couple of numbers, but I've never seen a serial number. I wouldn't worry about it anyways. Maybe your frame was damaged in an accident, and you got a replacement.