Used vehicle certification

April 25, 2017
Bob Raybuck
NTEA Director of Technical Services
We are an upfitter, and were asked to install a new truck body and equipment on a customer’s used truck chassis. We were told we need to certify the used vehicle because we installed a new body. Do we have to certify a used chassis?
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