ultrvet

Is there a way to get a new (reprint) window sticker for my car - I purchased the car used without a sticker and I would really like to have one

Thanks

Racer

I believe the NCM can do it for you.....

CO Lightfoot

If you just want to know options & equipment, the RPO codes are listed on a plaque in the glovebox.

ultrvet

Thanks - I guess my initial reason would be to verify the options that the car came with - most being obvious but I might learn something

redandtan

Go to the National Corvette Museum (NCM) for a copy of the window sticker and the build sheet if needed. I think you may have to becvoame a member, but not sure.

Gary '09 C6

f y i, there should be a sticker inside the glove box with all the option codes...

Thrash

Order it from NCM along with the build sheet and the dealer's brochure ...

z06clif

Membership is not necessary but the cost is slightly higher for a non member

Clif

tampatopless

Yeah, I got the window sticker, plus the build sheet. You order directly from the museum's web site. I had mine laminated. You just give them the VIN and they do the rest.

Ettev01

I wonder why you have to pay for your window sticker while FORD allows you to look up most cars by the VIN. I've looked up many Mustangs since about 2008 and you can save and print. Here's an example. Just change the VIN

http://www.inventory.ford.com/servic...HT82H685198865

felo357

cool info

Z06LUST

You don't....ALL THE INFORMATION is on the glove box sticker......If you want a COPY of the window MSRP sheet for a collector's display etc then you can buy one (copy) and a build sheet from the Museum.

The Museum is NOT GM. GM is kind enough to give the info to the Museum for their records...and well as for public sale as a FUND RAISER. GM did not pay for the Museum--Corvette owners did....and still do with the expansion.

Heck, one of the early members gave up (Donated) his 1953 Vette to the Museum. If some guy can give up a 1953 Vette to the Museum to help it grow and develop I figure giving up $80-90 (whatever it is) the Musuem as a 'donation" and getting your MSRP and Build sheet in exchange is a very small price to pay for copies of those documents (especially for those buying used and not receiving the original docs).

surburban99

I did the same

marketing3

Sure, there are different ways to get window stickers for car, you may contact with local printing shop or online printing company. These may surely help you to get window stickers printed.

blownbayou

Did Monroney after reading this yesterday.... Pretty legit.

killain

After I bought my 2007 Convertible, I decided to contact the National Corvette Museum, and I got both the window sticker and the build label and had both laminated. Very nice and it's for my exact car and only my car, this is exactly what the folks at Bowling Green factory used to build my Corvette. You know exactly How it was built and what every option it had when it was assembled. Great Value !

halfatruck

did this and also used (socialmedia@gm.com, include VIN number) (as suggested by Iceaxe on another thread ), got a build sheet pdf back very quickly, I'm sure it's not like the original but it looked correct...and free

Fed Up

$5 at

https://monroneylabels.com/

Printed the .pdf on some cardstock - Looks great!

Allan

https://www.corvettemuseum.org/learn/library-archives/