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2015 Ford F-550 RV Allied Recreation Data Plate - 01-16-15 Build/Ship Label
Stamped metal identification plate listing serial numbers and ship dates riveted to an RV/coach interior frame.
This photograph shows a factory shipping/identification sticker affixed to a black metal frame member (apparently the underside of a slide-out or roof edge with black sealant/rubber membrane above it) on what appears to be a motorhome or RV body mounted on a 2015 Ford F-550 chassis, per the uploader's claim. The dot-matrix printed label carries the date 01-16-15 (January 16, 2015) in two places, a 'SHIP VIA' notation, a job or order number '19220', a long component/serial number string ending in '-6464-70-0-255-415-017-0-3538-0000-A000', the manufacturer name 'ALLIED RECREATION', and a code reading approximately 'G1-001ST'. The label is partially obscured by a fastener hole punched through its left edge and by wear, so the leading characters of two lines are unreadable. A reader can learn the component's production/shipping date (January 16, 2015) and that the assembly was produced by or for Allied Recreation, which is consistent with a 2015-model-year RV build. No fuse, wiring, or specification tables appear on this label.
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Frequently asked questions
- What date is printed on this data plate?
- The date 01-16-15 (January 16, 2015) appears twice on the label, once on the top line next to a 'SHIP VIA' notation and once next to the name ALLIED RECREATION.
- What manufacturer name is shown on the label?
- The label reads 'ALLIED RECREATION' (the first letters are punched through by a fastener hole but the name is readable).
- What identification numbers are visible on the label?
- A job/order number '19220', a long number string reading approximately '-6464-70-0-255-415-017-0-3538-0000-A000' (leading digits obscured), and a code that appears to read 'G1-001ST'.
- Is any part of the label unreadable?
- Yes. A drilled fastener hole punches through the left side of the label, obscuring the first characters of the second and third lines, and the end of the top line after 'SHIP VIA: HI' runs out of view.
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