Tank Sticker Codes
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Burning Brakes
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From: Riverside CA
Tank Sticker Codes
Just pulled my gas tank from a 70 vert. Never had a car with a tank sticker, now I have a new project to decipher it and remove it.
I have looked through past threads and internet and can’t seem to find a list of all the codes. Mine are faint and thought I could have an educated guess if I had all the codes. Appreciate any advice on finding the codes and best way to preserve the sheet. I’ve cleaned as much as I dare with a paint brush. I’m looking into clear contact paper, but I don’t want to ruin anything now or later.
Thanks
Jim
I have looked through past threads and internet and can’t seem to find a list of all the codes. Mine are faint and thought I could have an educated guess if I had all the codes. Appreciate any advice on finding the codes and best way to preserve the sheet. I’ve cleaned as much as I dare with a paint brush. I’m looking into clear contact paper, but I don’t want to ruin anything now or later.
Thanks
Jim
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Have you Googled "1970 Corvette option codes "?
Look at the third through fifth character on your sheets.
https://www.rogerscorvette.com/specs/70.htm
Look at the third through fifth character on your sheets.
https://www.rogerscorvette.com/specs/70.htm
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Ok, so the first two digits a last two digits are all the same?
There are lots of codes below “Comfort & Con”, I’ll work on it, but although hard to see, I am not matching up the codes.
Thanks for the direction and assistance.
There are lots of codes below “Comfort & Con”, I’ll work on it, but although hard to see, I am not matching up the codes.
Thanks for the direction and assistance.
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Comfort and Convenience. Really hard to see in your picture plus part of it appears to be cut off.
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No contact paper! Above all else, you want to protect it as fully as possible from damage and acid degradation from improper storage materials. Search for "archival" sleeves. Also get a piece of unbleached archival mat board from a frame shop that will just slide into the sleeve as a backer. Then slide the tank sticker into the sleeve and store in a cool, dark, dry location.