razman

wondering if anyone here has ordered window stickers, build sheets, POP replicas for their car. where is the best place to get them? thanks, Rick

Nowhere Man

fake window stickers are great for car shows. everything else listed is boarder line fraud

Easy Rhino

Only if you're trying to pass it off as original with fraudulent intent.

razman

ok...back to the original question please. please hold the ignorant commentary. if i wanted to argue, i would call my x-wife.

65GGvert

You can't get real ones based on vin, no records are available with that information. You can only get fake ones made up based on the options you provide to whoever is making them up.

65hihp

Now that's really good.

Nowhere Man

From what I seen he makes a good one. I bought one from triple A enterprise.

morly1963

I made these jacking instructions (made to look old and worn).
I was gonna use on my car but it has the original one still on the board.

U can take this and have it printed-out on antique-looking paper/card-sock.

emdoller

Try eBay.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F152862674291

morly1963

WOW-I'm a graphic designer that stuff looks real.
contacted them to see if they do window stickers-I'll post if they answer me.

emdoller

Yea... they’ve gotten good. When $$ involved, fakes generally get better. It’s sad.

Ed

Nowhere Man

I do belive that is none other then Jim Cleamans he has had a storied career in that sort of work.

NightshiftHD

That's ONLY true for cars initially sold in the US! Cars that were ordered & shipped to Canada from St. Louis have records available at GM Canada for a reasonable fee. Fyi, Bill

Frankie the Fink

Yeah, I can guess what that means

packrat

You could join the NCRS and get a document to the selling Chevrolet dealer when it was new.

morly1963

I asked them about window stickers and they posted this

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1963-64-196...YAAOSwDy5Z0txB

NightshiftHD

Yup, and that's about the extent of official documentation available. And many or most of those dealers from 50+ years ago are no longer in business.

And with todays privacy laws, it makes it damn near impossible to follow the ownership trail backward from you thru the various state motor vehicle licensing offices to that original selling dealership. This exercise had to be done 25-30 yrs ago.

Nowhere Man

Frank you and others can draw your own conclusions up about him and others who make these docs up. Like I said faking them is ok if you make them look brand new. When you start to age them that is where I draw the line from fun to fraud

NightshiftHD

65vette396

+1 for Jim Clemens out of FL. He's the one listing items on EBAY. I've had him repo stuff for years. He can even make keys with knockouts.