1985 z51
03-05-2011, 03:00 PM
#2
RPO sticker - on an 85, pretty sure it's under the LH storage compartment lid behind the drivers seat. 
03-05-2011, 04:04 PM
#4
this is interesting - gkrynick22, i see you too have an 85, and i do know mine was under the storage lid. it might be possible that sometime during the 85 production year it was moved. ??? - my 85 was built late in the 85 production run.
read the identification RPO sticker location for the 1986 model year - http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/...1986/86id.html - i'm not really sure why yours would be located on the console lid - ???
Last edited by Joe C; 03-05-2011 at 04:25 PM.
03-05-2011, 04:32 PM
#5
Slingshot
Actually, believe it no not, I think you are both correct. The NCRS Judging Manual for 1984-1986 Corvettes says the following:
"Late 1984 cars and ALL 1985 and 1986 cars have a Service Parts Identification Label inside the glovebox behind the passenger seat or on the inside the lid of the center consol."
So NCRS judges either way as correct. I think JoeC got it right when he suggested that GM changed the location sometime during the 1985 production run.
FWIW
"Late 1984 cars and ALL 1985 and 1986 cars have a Service Parts Identification Label inside the glovebox behind the passenger seat or on the inside the lid of the center consol."
So NCRS judges either way as correct. I think JoeC got it right when he suggested that GM changed the location sometime during the 1985 production run.
FWIW
03-05-2011, 04:38 PM
#6
Actually, believe it no not, I think you are both correct. The NCRS Judging Manual for 1984-1986 Corvettes says the following:
"Late 1984 cars and ALL 1985 and 1986 cars have a Service Parts Identification Label inside the glovebox behind the passenger seat or on the inside the lid of the center consol."
So NCRS judges either way as correct. I think JoeC got it right when he suggested that GM changed the location sometime during the 1985 production run.
FWIW
"Late 1984 cars and ALL 1985 and 1986 cars have a Service Parts Identification Label inside the glovebox behind the passenger seat or on the inside the lid of the center consol."
So NCRS judges either way as correct. I think JoeC got it right when he suggested that GM changed the location sometime during the 1985 production run.
FWIW
03-05-2011, 05:11 PM
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Actually, believe it no not, I think you are both correct. The NCRS Judging Manual for 1984-1986 Corvettes says the following:
"Late 1984 cars and ALL 1985 and 1986 cars have a Service Parts Identification Label inside the glovebox behind the passenger seat or on the inside the lid of the center consol."
So NCRS judges either way as correct. I think JoeC got it right when he suggested that GM changed the location sometime during the 1985 production run.
FWIW
"Late 1984 cars and ALL 1985 and 1986 cars have a Service Parts Identification Label inside the glovebox behind the passenger seat or on the inside the lid of the center consol."
So NCRS judges either way as correct. I think JoeC got it right when he suggested that GM changed the location sometime during the 1985 production run.
FWIW
03-05-2011, 05:18 PM
#8
Slingshot
Actually believe it or not, I am an idiot. This might still be true but, it is in the compartment behind the driver seat for me too. I just looked. Not sure what I was thinking. I think my previous F-body's were in the center console. So.... open mouth and insert foot.
