Replacement Option Code Glove Box Label for my 86 GMC High Sierra

[Barrett-FL]

I have a 1986 GMC High Sierra S/B I recently acquired and I'm looking to see if any company offers replacement option code labels (for the glove box) with the option codes for my truck's VIN.
Anyone know of a source?

 

[sidschev]

well now hellava here i am gimmy gimmy..............Welcome

 

[75gmck25]

For an ‘86 you might be able get original build info from the GM heritage center. Based on that info, and looking at some other examples of ‘86 glove box labels, you could fabricate one for your truck.

 

[Keith Seymore]

Agree. You can contact the GM Heritage Center for a copy of the original invoice based on your VIN. I believe it is $50 to do that. That will show all the RPO codes, pricing, build timing, discounts and original selling dealership.

Then contact Jeff at https://outintheshop.com/ to have a new SPID label itself made.

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[Keith Seymore]

The residue you are seeing on the left side is what remains of the camper label.

I'm not sure anyone reproduces those.

Although - the calculations reside in the Generic info packet from the GM Heritage Center archives here: https://www.gm.com/content/dam/comp...its/chevrolet-trucks/1986-Chevrolet-Truck.pdf

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[Barrett-FL]

Thanks! Where would the option codes be?

 

[Finkaire]

Heard good things about this company.
ECS Vin

 

[sidschev]

that would be nice to get new labels . if that place is legit....for someone who is doing a complete restore to factory show room

 

[Keith Seymore]

Thanks! Where would the option codes be?

Here (unless you've found a build sheet in the truck).

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They invoice looks like this:

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[Keith Seymore]

Corresponding original SPID:

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[roger0080]

gloveboxoptions.com has these and prints them with your options. They print them out on real mainframe impact printers like they originally where for accurate reproductions, cool.

Link to: 1985-1986 GM Service Parts Identification Label

 

[rwjtexas]

gloveboxoptions.com has these and prints them with your options. They print them out on real mainframe impact printers like they originally where for accurate reproductions, cool.

Link to: 1985-1986 GM Service Parts Identification Label

I used this company and they did an excellent job on printing mine as well .