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Just curious. Is your car a '73 or later? I've read where the tank sticker format changed beginning with the '73 models. Went from 8 1/2 x 11 portrait format to 8 1/2 x 11 landscape. You sticker is landscape format.
Just curious. Is your car a '73 or later? I've read where the tank sticker format changed beginning with the '73 models. Went from 8 1/2 x 11 portrait format to 8 1/2 x 11 landscape. You sticker is landscape format.
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Nope. John Kraft is long gone.....
Hopefully Steve is still around somewhere! This guy drove Corvettes only, and he would order a new one every year. Always a white 4-speed that had every option possible........
Just curious. Is your car a '73 or later? I've read where the tank sticker format changed beginning with the '73 models. Went from 8 1/2 x 11 portrait format to 8 1/2 x 11 landscape. You sticker is landscape format.
This is why I love this site, where else could you learn info like that?
...nice car, just different that it says Dk Green on the tank sticker.
...also, be careful about posting "too good of a pic" of your tank sticker. In the upper left(at least your's is folded over there)are your door and ignition key codes. One only needs these "codes" to have keys made to YOUR car. Be careful.
...nice car, just different that it says Dk Green on the tank sticker.
...also, be careful about posting "too good of a pic" of your tank sticker. In the upper left(at least your's is folded over there)are your door and ignition key codes. One only needs these "codes" to have keys made to YOUR car. Be careful.
Thanks for the info. I just got the car in November. It would not be good if it disappeared already.
Lucky guy. I just found mine still glued on top of the tank yesterday and can't read a thing on it. Anyone have an idea how to enhance the printing on a really dark, ugly, dirty tank sticker? The combination of gas, dirt, and 36 years made it useless --- unless there is some trick way to revive it. Maybe CSI Las Vegas could figure it out.
I decided to pull the gas tank today to clean everything up back there and paint the frame. Look what I found when I removed the spare tire cover.
A quality find and truly a very legible factory production document. Several codes confirm it as a 73 document. 1973 is last year to use the three-digit paint codes but using the "new for 73" landscape version of a production manifest. Prior to 73, the Corvette Order Copy was used as the tank sticker.
Also, note the "830" scrawled onto the document. You may find correlating numbers scrawled onto body panel parts but its' believed the factory only went to 500. So this could be a reference to your VIN. Here's link to article I wrote published in the NCRS Restorer on the topic of build sheets.