Cushman Serial Number Lookup
Cushman used different identification systems across vintage Golfster and utility vehicles and modern Textron-built carts. Enter the complete tag text so the decoder can separate a vintage model-number tag from a modern serial and date code.
How to Identify Your Cushman
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Inspect under the driver seat, the shift console, and the driver-side frame rail.
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For vintage carts, enter the six-digit model number and four-digit suffix together.
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For modern carts, enter the seven-digit serial number and manufacture date code from the same label.
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Use the frame PIN or model badge to confirm the exact modern family.
Look Up a Cushman Serial or Model Number
Enter a vintage Cushman model tag or a modern serial number with its manufacture date code.
Cushman Lookup Examples
| Number, code, or clue | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| 881009-7324 | Vintage model-number-plus-suffix format. |
| 3409258 G2015 | Modern seven-digit serial paired with a manufacture date code. |
| G2015 | Modern date code used to identify the build date. |
Cushman Identification Systems
The correct lookup method depends on the production era. Do not apply vintage Golfster rules to a modern Hauler or Shuttle label.
| Model family | Production era | Identification clues |
|---|---|---|
| Golfster / Scotsman | Vintage production | Six-digit model number followed by a four-digit production suffix. |
| Truckster / Haulster | Multiple generations | Utility body and model plate; exact system varies by generation. |
| Hauler | Modern production | Cargo-bed utility family with serial, date-code, frame-PIN, and model-label clues. |
| Shuttle | Modern production | Passenger transport family; identify seating configuration and label data together. |
| Refresher | Modern production | Food-and-beverage platform identified by body equipment plus the chassis label. |
Where to Find the Cushman Serial Plate
Primary location
Under the driver-side seat or on the shift lever console.
Backup location
Some older carts show the plate near the emergency brake or along the driver-side rail, while many modern Textron/Cushman vehicles place serial labels inside the cab below the driver seat.
Vintage Cushman tags use a model-number-plus-suffix pattern. Modern Cushman labels often pair a 7-digit serial number with a separate manufacture date code. Example format: 881009-7324 or 3409258 G2015.
Current Cushman Models
Verify the Result
- Photograph every line of the data plate before cleaning or restoring the vehicle.
- Separate the serial number, model number, date code, and frame PIN.
- Confirm whether the cart is vintage Cushman or modern Textron production.
- Use the exact model family before sourcing drivetrain or brake parts.
Reference Sources
Related Cushman Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Cushman serial number located?
Common locations include under the driver seat, on the shift console, near the emergency brake, and on the driver-side frame rail. Modern labels may be inside the cab below the driver seat.
How do I read a vintage Cushman tag?
Many vintage tags use a six-digit model number followed by a four-digit suffix. The model number identifies the family and published ranges can narrow the year.
What is a modern Cushman date code?
Modern Textron/Cushman labels can pair a seven-digit serial with a separate manufacture date code. Enter both parts for the strongest build-date result.
Can a Cushman serial identify the exact model?
Vintage model numbers can identify many documented families. On modern vehicles, the frame PIN or model badge may still be needed for the exact Hauler or Shuttle variant.
