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[96-2D-Hoe]

That's pretty cool. I wish I had my original window sticker--or even a copy of it.

I had mine and someone vacuuming the truck out must have trashed it as it disappeared. I'd left it blowing around in the truck. I didn't appreciate what I had until it was gone

 

[Tonyrodz]

I had mine and someone vacuuming the truck out must have trashed it as it disappeared. I'd left it blowing around in the truck. I didn't appreciate what I had until it was gone

I hate when people touch my stuff/shit.

 

[Sam Harris]

Get yours in bud?

Yeah. Printed it out about 5 minutes later. [emoji16][emoji106]

 

[AlejandroDinero]

Yeah. Printed it out about 5 minutes later. [emoji16][emoji106]

Good Man! Glad to hear that someone else has got blessed with theirs free. Definitely helped me understand my vehicle a lot better.

 

[Rocket Man]

Good Man! Glad to hear that someone else has got blessed with theirs free. Definitely helped me understand my vehicle a lot better.

I got my RPO’s decoded by GM customer service quite awhile ago for free but the window sticker is kinda cool also.

 

[bayareadude84]

It’s definitely worth $5-6 to not have to go do a damn dealer. I hate those places.

Ya I see your point. But if your ALREADY at the dealer for another reason you can get it done for free lol

Dave

 

[William445]

Detailed Vehicle History is a reproduction of the information of the original window sticker. We provide you with factory options, packages, and pricing, engine and transmission specifications, manufacturer’s MSRP price when new, standard features and equipment, fuel economy rating, and factory recalls.

 

[MassHoe04]

I get that some people want the factory sticker, with all the original information as it was originally provided.

Me? I just wanted to see what I had. I found the RPO code list and decoded my own.
Not fancy, but I got everything I needed to know about the equipment and options that my Tahoe came with.

I attached the RPO equipment/option code listing to the post below.
If it helps anyone out, great! If not, I tried...

 

[Rocket Man]

I get that some people want the factory sticker, with all the original information as it was originally provided.

Me? I just wanted to see what I had. I found the RPO code list and decoded my own.
Not fancy, but I got everything I needed to know about the equipment and options that my Tahoe came with.

I attached the RPO equipment/option code listing to the post below.
If it helps anyone out, great! If not, I tried...

I did the same, then took a pic of the RPO sticker, enlarged it to a full page and printed it. Then on the back I wrote the decoded RPO’s that mattered to me. It comes in handy when looking at things like gear ratios, powertrain components, color codes, etc. The window sticker doesn’t fit on a single page iirc so it stays stored away.