Window Stickers?
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From: Woodbridge, NJ

Just a question, has anyone found a copy of their vehical window sticker located under a seat or in a door panel or do GM still do that?
Just curious.
Or is that what the RPO is for.
Just curious.
Or is that what the RPO is for.
The RPO indicates the factory installed options but the window sticker indicates both factory and dealer installed options. I've never seen an RPO code for floor mats but it is displayed on the window sticker.
When I bought my 93 I noticed a rolled up piece of paper in the trunk lid support braces. I fished it out and unrolled it and low and be-hold it was the original manifest (build sheet as you guys call it)!!! It was 10.5 years old at the time and still had the tractor feed edges from the old style printer!
I rolled it back up and tucked it back in the braces.
I have found nothing for the 99 as of yet. I'm assuming I never will either as it was a GM program car before we bought it.
I have found nothing for the 99 as of yet. I'm assuming I never will either as it was a GM program car before we bought it.
I have no clue what this was, but I took it off, since it was falling off. Underneath my dash panel, there was this small sheet of paper [1x 5" or so] with a lot of dried up lettering. All I could make out was 1989 Pontiac Bonneville SSE, however it looks like there is more. I put it in a ziploc bag, and one day, i'm going to buy a frame for it, and frame it in my room
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From: vancouver, canada 1995 bonneville SSEi

Originally Posted by randman1
The RPO indicates the factory installed options but the window sticker indicates both factory and dealer installed options.
So does this mean when the dealer gets the car, they have some sort of "window sticker generator"?


