what branch/unit did your cucv serve with?

[cucvrus]

The inside of my M1009 door is stenciled "NFOLWH". Anyone know what that means?

It's a Trump thing. No Foreign Out Laws Wanted Here. But that should be the same number that is stamped on the ID tag on the drivers door frame. Registration Number.

 

[sschaefer3]

Mine was from the California National Guard. M1008

 

[pigpen60]

Mine was Fort Riley readiness, 1986 M1008

 

[antennaclimber]

My 1986 M1009 was a US Navy vehicle.

 

[2deuce]

How do you guys know these things? I have had a M1028 that I was sure was in the Marines and now am driving a M1009 that was AirForce, but I only know these things from the different paint jobs, stickers in the cab (like runway codes), or accessories that were common additions of a branch of the service. I have a M1008a1 that never had the unit marking blocked out like most vehicles do. How are these deciphered? I would like to use this info to decipher other vehicles I have.

Thanks

 

[PJL]

What is the unit marking? Post some pics.

 

[jeffhuey1n]

Mine came from the Wyoming National Guard. At one time it was assigned to Camp Guernsey. While I was still on active duty I drove it all over Camp Guernsey.

 

[Abbylind]

New Mexico Natl Guard 86 M1008

 

[CARNAC]

How do you guys know these things? I have had a M1028 that I was sure was in the Marines and now am driving a M1009 that was AirForce, but I only know these things from the different paint jobs, stickers in the cab (like runway codes), or accessories that were common additions of a branch of the service. I have a M1008a1 that never had the unit marking blocked out like most vehicles do. How are these deciphered? I would like to use this info to decipher other vehicles I have.

Thanks

Did you try the 2016 VIN INFO Thread?