Where is the stamped in chassis number on the chassis om my merc ml

Try this site, Good Luck.http://www.mercedesmlclub.com/vin_plate.html

Yes their is ,it has a chassis number stamped into the frame somewhere but offhand i cannot remember where it is ,i know this because i imported one into spain some years ago and nothing can be done without a chassis number stamped into the chassis ,be it a car - truck-bike ,every year on the inspection we have to have they always check the chassis number regardless ,seem to remember it being underneath near the rear lower arm forks but at my age i cannot even remember what i had for breakfast .

depends on the age of vehicle but many vehicles do not have one anymore ,mtheir should be a sticker in the front door frame with the homoglonation number and the chassis number with the weights ,all europeon made vehicles will have this ,but to check the vehicle for the annual mechanical inspection then the number stamped in chassis is checked which on a merc is normally under the bonnet ,but some models its in the boot to the right of the spare wheel --

Doesnt have one ,i stamped one on to import one of these into spain ,chassis numbers stamped into the body doesnt seem to have happened till the 90s on american vehicles

Hi,
The chassis number usually stamped on the right side engine firewall, on the upper portion and the other one is on the right side rear end chassis skeletal.
Hope that helps you out!

most if not all american cars up untill about 2005 do not have a chassis number ,only a metal plate under the bonnet ,this causes no end of problems when importing a vehicle into spain where paperwork is known as food without working for it ,or comida sin trabajo .Trust me on this one and do what i say and thats to get a set of stamps and mark up some masking tape with measured marks and stick this to the chassis under the bonnet where its easy to see and stamp it yourself not forgotting the star stamp at either end of the number and if the vehicle doesnt come with a number invent one.Also invent on a computer with shift headed ford or whater paper and make sure it shows the chassis number engine number and the size of the tyres and speed rating ,power of engine ,height length weight how many gears dry plate clutch 75amp hour battery 55amp alternator or whatever how many seats ect or you just end up going here and their paying out hard earnt cash to some supposed expert to put a rubber stamp on something because they are a member of some club of experts =???.Also find a decent supplier of rubber stamps who will make you some from a copy on a bit of paper¿¿¿¿ But this is spain remember

Location
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) plate is stamped on a plate attached to the bonnet locking platform. The VIN is also stamped in the following locations:
1) On a plate behind the LH lower corner of the windscreen.
2) On the chassis RH longitudinal behind the rear wheel.

we have the same problem here in spain with american built vehicles ,When i come to do the paperwork and their is no engine number and the spanish authorities insist on numbers on everything and three copies of it all with stamps on.So when i get a crysler gran voyager or ford mercury with no chassis number stamped in the actual chassis ,just a silly plate in the dash which means nothing here .I do a bit of doctoring before the vehicle goes for its mechanical inspection and they evan measure it for height and width and length and they look for the stamped chassis number which on all american vehicles i take to the test and they are always in the same place .Drivers side on top of suspension ,and engine number stamped on a nice area of the block,thats accessable ,if no engine number exists then use the last 6 numbers of the chassis number .----know what i mean

Short answer is no.
The VIN number is usually on a small plate attached to main chassis, often on the side of the bike.
The Chassis number is usually found stamped/etched into the chassis on or around the steering pipe (the forward most point of the actual chassis frame). This can be hard to see but it should be there.
The Engine number is often found stamped/etched into the top of the bottom end of the engine, Sometimes near the oil cap.

where is the stamped in chassis number on my merc ml anyone pls