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A frame made of aluminum used to hold the window in place

The metal structure surrounding the window glass

Rubber seal between the glass and the window frame

Rubber seal between the window frame and the vehicle body

Metal tabs for welding upholstery to seat frames

Aluminum or steel frame that provides a framework for the tire

Windows that can be removed or popped out of their frames

Practice of lowering the roof on the body of the vehicle by cutting portions of the frame and door frames

A rubber seal used to seal the window frame

A fork-shaped suspension component that connects the wheel hub to the frame

Bolts used to secure the wishbone to the vehicle's frame

Components that support the engine and connect it to the vehicle's frame.

A component that connects the suspension system to the frame of the vehicle

A suspension component that connects the rear axle to the vehicle's frame

Rubber components that mount the gearbox and differential to the frame

Vehicle Identification Number. This is a number that uniquely identifies your vehicle. It is usually located in several locations on the vehicle, the most common being under the windscreen just forward of the driver (and intended to be viewed from the outside of the bus.) You'll also find the VIN on the frame rail under the van near the front edge of the sliding door. Also see: Table for interpretting the Vanagon VIN