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Re: 66 SPID sticker language - share and learn!
i noticed that the fremont stickers start printing at the very top with no space the others space down till print
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heres mine from my 1966 c-20[IMG]http://i792.photobucket.com/albums/y...d/100_0082.jpg[/IMG]
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detriot locker rear end nice
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it's coming out in the spring , gonna put in a gm 14 bolt rear .
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Is the ratio to high 4.57
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Thank you to everyone who has shared so far, i think this is invaluable info for everyone who wants to get the smallest details right.
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Here are some pages I found explaining the white strip on the top of the spid sheet and a 4 digit "Special Equipment " Numbers on the two spid sheets.
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Wow, thanks for posting those pages, those answered a few questions for me (special paint, that strip at the top, the special equipment number)
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Here's mine. I haven't seen another that looks like brushed-on glue was used to adhere the sticker.
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question guys, have not looked yet but can anyone tell me if this sticker is available in a blank form to make a reproduction of the original tag or in my case a custom tag?
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If I dont have the SPID for my truck, is there anyway from the VIN what my truck came with?
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No way to decode from vin (why i started this thread), think only 66 and newer came with them (none factory for 60-65). There are several ways to make your own (some here have blanks, or you can buy blanks from restoration places) but i'm told that a member here runs this site and does the most accurate ones, feel free to clarify if that info is wrong:
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hey cortcomp, i'm not sure if you're talking about me but i have a sharp file for this spid and have it layed out with a real similar type face. i sent you a sample of one for the dually i built or the suburban, not sure which. but once the codes and option numbers are figured out... i can make you one.
mine is the second pic in your 3rd post. and thanks for starting this thread... this is great info. |
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Hey Guys,
I am the member who reproduces these for the 67-72 folks and I have done a few for people with 1966 trucks. I don't have a lot of original information for 66 but I will say this thread has a great deal of excellent info in it and you should be able to come up with just about any option that was available. Below is an example of the label I make (printed on plain paper), it is a permanent adhesive backed label that I feel is very similar to the original thickness and texture and the characters (font) I use are exactly like they were done originally. If you are interested send an email to Jeff@outintheshop.com. Jeff |
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Here's a sample with the rare OD trans -
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I've been doing some more digging for info on these codes.
I have to retract a statement I made earlier that I was thinking the letter codes after the option codes on the SPID sheet were the same as build sheet codes. I think they are called ECL's , they basically told you the combinations that came with a certain option or if another option affected that option that code would mean what was needed to work both options together. Also found the Special order option 4 number code on one of the two of these SPID sheets we have so far. The rear axle on cortcomp's spid of 9512 is a 3:73 Positraction . Will keep digging. |
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ECL stands for EXCEPTION CONTROL LETTER in a Corvette forum I looked at. They say it allows the line worker to install the proper piece that goes onto the vehicle for compatibility with an option. Interesting stuff.
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Nice work aero !!!
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