Viperlohr

This last fall I picked up a 1984. This car has been sitting under cover since 1987 and only has 17,000 miles. Pretty excited about the car and just about everything is in perfect condition. However, it appears somebody made an attempt at pealing the RPO code sticker off. Is there any place to purchase a new sticker? I know you can get a build sheet and windows sticker from the Corvette Museum but I don't see where they have stickers available.

WVZR-1

No one reproduces them but if you can make a completely legible photograph then you can have it duplicated to original condition. It is not inexpensive:

These people are considered the "BEST":

http://www.ecsvin.com/

Another:

http://www.autodatalabels.com/

I don't know if the second does SPID labels or not.

ECS requires a "legible" photo.

pezter22

The previous owners on my '84 removed the compartment doors to install sub-woofers for a custom stereo. I removed the hoopty stereo and replaced the compartment doors in the car. My issue is I don't have a RPO code sticker at all.

I purchased a build sheet and window sticker from the corvette museum, but have no idea what my RPO sticker would look like for my car. Is there anyway to reproduce a missing RPO sticker?

mazdaverx7

The build sheet will have all of the RPO codes printed on it luckily. However, I don not believe that replacement RPO stickers are available. You may want to try and contact the NCM or contact Chevrolet directly and inquire as to if they would reproduce one for you.

ex-x-fire

My 84 is an early car (march of 83) & it doesn't have a RPO sticker. Is that common on early C4s?

WVZR-1

Yes it's considered normal. Your car though should have the older "data tag" riveted to the chassis in the vicinity of the RH hood latch with of course less information but maybe more "conversational".