A Shot in the dark...

[Old Chevy Mech]

2 questions....

First, aside from the option sticker on the inside of the glove box, is there another source of knowing what the truck had from the factory? If not then ..

Two, My sticker was wiped by a PO and the left 1/2 of it is unreadable. Is there a way anyone knows of (CSI MIAMI here we come ) to recover what was printed on it? Just in case there are any treasure hunters out there who know how to recover writing, I figure it cant hurt to ask. I was going to try to remove the label and see if looking "through" it, or maybe a UV or black light might make the typing revealed.
Any ideas will be appreciated. Thanks!

Frank

[cruiserman]

Check for a build sheet stuck in the back of the seat. I found one in that location in my '68 C10 and '72 C2500.

[Classic Bowties]

Originally Posted by cruiserman

Check for a build sheet stuck in the back of the seat. I found one in that location in my '68 C10 and '72 C2500.

with cruiserman on the build sheet, you can also check under the lower seat cushion tucked into the springs, under the carpet/floor mat/insulation in the foot area and they can also be found between the in cab fuel tank and the tank cover, which is where all three of these were found in really good shape yet. I have also found a copy of the build sheet tucked in between the door and the interior door panel on a couple of occasions. Good luck on your search, Cb

[Old Chevy Mech]

Thanks Guys I'll get looking!

Frank