Likearock

Anyone know how to obtain a window sticker? Looking to buy a 2010 but it's 5 hours away and the current owner does not have it to email me to look at...Like to be sure what I am looking at before I make the drive..Thx

EVRose

Why not ask for lots of pics?

BigBlue

Get the vin and a picture of the sticker in the glovebox that lists the option codes. Should be able to get the dealer to give you something with that or post them here and I bet the members here can decipher it.

ruxvette

Corvette Museum sells them but probably not tooo timely.
If you have the VIN you cans ask any GM dealer service department to print the build sheet. I have found these to be pretty accurate as to options on the vehicle. Also have then print the VIS, or list of repairs done at a GM dealer. Both only take a second to print and out free.

Likearock

I do have the vin. I will ask for pic of sticker in glovebox...present owner has no clue when I asked certain questions

cclive

A pic of the glovebox sticker would be the simplest and most helpful...it is the ultimate authority on what was in the car when it left the factory...more so than the VIS. My VIS shows some things that are not in agreement with that glovebox sticker. Then you also need to make sure that things shown on the sticker haven't been changed...wheels come to mind.

Likearock

Well, I just got the build sheet from GM dealer...that took about 5 minutes...one very important piece of info shows no Z51 option but I assumed from picture it had due to cross-drilled rotors...and present owner had no idea what a Z51 was....

Likearock

Thanks for the great info...had build sheet faxed to be in 5 minutes..

Amontekong

Man, that's a handy answer. I am not sure what trim level (?LT) my newly purchased 2009 is and the dealer wasn't sure (or so they said). Thanx for the tip.

BigBlue

99.9% of car owners don't know what their cars have. They either know fully optioned or base.

Vetaholic

FYI - The crossed-drilled brake rotors are part of the Magnetic Selective Ride Control (F55) option too.

LMB-Z

Look inside the glove compartment. Should be a tag inside that tells all of the codes the car was built with. Take a pic, go back to computer, and google them. Most will show up, a few won't. There are several lists that show what they are. Trim level on base cars and GS's are listed as "LT". Z06 and ZR1 are listed as "LZ". It will either be a 1, 2, 3, or 4, depending on year model.

billyboy47

Elaborate. What kind of questions? Doesn't sound right to me. Everyone and anyone should be familiar with their own vehicle.

billyboy47

You would think they would and should if selling a car. People have questions, and they would like answers.

cmonkey713

The NCM has a great library. Call the museum and ask for Betty in archives. they can provide all information pertaining to your car. I was there last week and picked up several things for my car including a new, never opened sales brochure.

pjazz

This site does have a VIN Decoder
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/vindecoder.php

hrt vlv

Doesn't know anything about his Corvette Maybe shop around, Lots of C6;s out there. KLICK-LEWIS in palmyra, pa has a bunch of low mileage vettes, Prestige motorcars in York, pa. has low mileage cars. They are both well informed about the products they have. Bill

buckmeister2

Not so, sadly. I asked a golfer at our course last week what kind of aftermarket exhaust he had. He did not know he had aftermarket exhaust, and had to go look at them. He turned and said, "Corsa?". He has had the car, a 2009, for two years...

Many people only know how to put gas in, and when to change the oil.

cclive

When to have someone else change the oil...LOL

DocktorQ

I too was at the museum a couple of weeks ago. I would recommend giving Betty a call also. I got my Build Sheet and Replacement Window sticker. While I was waiting Betty looked up the "born on date" for my car. She knows her stuff