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This plate is located on the roadside bottom rail approximately 6” from the front wall. Below is an illustration of this serial plate and instructions on how to read it. C/S= Curb Side, R/S= Road Side, H/S= Hinge Side, L/S= Lock Side, PV=Parcel Van ... REFRIGERATED BODY (GVSR) – SIDE DOOR – 1998–PRESENT 23 WALKRAMPS 24 REFRIGERATED BODY ...

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