Build Sheet Question...

[wwotr]

[B]FYI: [/B]The attached picture is NOT my Glove box.

I have a question.
My 72 GMC is in the shop undergoing an Interior Restoration/Customization.
I am switching the Glove Box Door over to an aftermarket Billet Door.
My Glove Box Door has the the sticker (attached picture).
I dont think I can peel this original sticker off, to attach to the NEW Door.
I was going to Color Scan it, and either attach it to the new door or seal it and just keep it in the Glove Box.

My question is, how important is it to certain Individuals to have this?
I know it's an important part of History to my Truck.
Just gauging peoples interest, and how important it is to an Owner and/or Buyer.

[tcb-1]

just store the original with the original spid attached. then hit chipflyer up for a repop if you'd like.

[swamp rat]

Originally Posted by wwotr

[B]FYI: [/B]The attached picture is NOT my Glove box.

I have a question.
My 72 GMC is in the shop undergoing an Interior Restoration/Customization.
I am switching the Glove Box Door over to an aftermarket Billet Door.
My Glove Box Door has the the sticker (attached picture).
I dont think I can peel this original sticker off, to attach to the NEW Door.
I was going to Color Scan it, and either attach it to the new door or seal it and just keep it in the Glove Box.

My question is, how important is it to certain Individuals to have this?
I know it's an important part of History to my Truck.
Just gauging peoples interest, and how important it is to an Owner and/or Buyer.

I got a question.

Your refering to this pic as your truck trucks glovebox but the pic is the same that was posted by cooper33 in his truck thread... was the pic used for reference?

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...4&postcount=36

Keep the origional glove box door with the truck..

[bruceman1968]

Originally Posted by wwotr

[B]FYI: [/B]The attached picture is NOT my Glove box.

I have a question.
My 72 GMC is in the shop undergoing an Interior Restoration/Customization.
I am switching the Glove Box Door over to an aftermarket Billet Door.
My Glove Box Door has the the sticker (attached picture).
I dont think I can peel this original sticker off, to attach to the NEW Door.
I was going to Color Scan it, and either attach it to the new door or seal it and just keep it in the Glove Box.

My question is, how important is it to certain Individuals to have this?
I know it's an important part of History to my Truck.
Just gauging peoples interest, and how important it is to an Owner and/or Buyer.

Originally Posted by swamp rat

I got a question.

Your refering to this pic as your truck trucks glovebox but the pic is the same that was posted by cooper33 in his truck thread... was the pic used for reference?

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...4&postcount=36

Keep the origional glove box door with the truck..

swamp rat check out the first line of his post
wwotr to certain individuals the spid is VERY important..... Just do like tcb-1 and swamp rat say and keep your original glovebox door with spid in the truck..or somewhere safe so you'll have it for any future buyers

[wwotr]

Originally Posted by swamp rat

I got a question.

Your refering to this pic as your truck trucks glovebox but the pic is the same that was posted by cooper33 in his truck thread... was the pic used for reference?

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...4&postcount=36

Keep the origional glove box door with the truck..

Swamp Rat:
In my initial post (IN BOLD, at the very beginning of my Post)
I said that this is NOT my Trucks Glove Box. I was only using it<
as a "stock photo" because MY Truck was in the shop and I didn't have access to it.

Longhorn Man :My bad on the Verbiage. You are correct.
It is a SPID. So now explain to me, what the acronym "SPID" stands for.

[bruceman1968]

Service Parts IDentification

[wwotr]

Originally Posted by bruceman1968

Service Parts IDentification

Thanks Bruce Man!

[swamp rat]

Originally Posted by wwotr

Swamp Rat:
In my initial post (IN BOLD, at the very beginning of my Post)
I said that this is NOT my Trucks Glove Box. I was only using it<
as a "stock photo" because MY Truck was in the shop and I didn't have access to it.

Longhorn Man :My bad on the Verbiage. You are correct.
It is a SPID. So now explain to me, what the acronym "SPID" stands for.

Man was i really that tired? Musta been the accumulation of working all weekend again, well at least my post was a question and not a comment.

[Longhorn Man]

first... that is not a build sheet, it is a SPID. They are not the same thing. The build sheet was the list that went down the assembly line telling the workers what to put on the car/truck, optional, base, item-delete, what piece went with what combination of parts, etc. The SPID is a list of optional equipment that was put on the vehicle at the end (or close to the end) of the line.
As long as you keep the original glove box door, then the whole topic is moot.

[tcb-1]

let's just split a few more hairs, shall we?