Window Sticker Mistake

[Steve Shauger]

I owned this car years ago. The window sticker has an error. Lets see who can find the error first. An interesting factoid is on the protect-o-plate the owner was enlisted in the Navy and stationed at the Charleston Naval Base, and listed his address as the USS xxx, which was a submarine tender..

I shared this with Kurt S, Mark B and a few others so don't cheat.

[X66 714]

E70x15 tire are part of Special Performance Equipped...Joe

[Steve Shauger]

E70x15 tire are part of Special Performance Equipped...Joe

Joe, excellent they added $125 for the tires!!! I wonder if he paid the extra $ or it was discovered at purchase....

[Mr70]

Dem sons a bitches. :D

[mockingbird812]

So this is a COPO, right? Isn't the 3.73 ratio odd then? Or did the customer special order this?

[X66 714]

The 3.73 was the standard gear ratio for a Z/28. That option (G80) is indicating he purchased positrac...Joe

[1967Z28]

Could they have been charging more for the Firestone vs the GY tire at this time or vice versa?

[bigsixman]

I was not aware that the E70x15 wide tread was an option on any GM car in 1969. It was standard on the Z/28, COPO 9737 and the JL8 non Z/28 cars, but I have not seen it listed as a stand a lone option before.

I am glad that you posted the original sticker.

[Steve Shauger]

Not sure how it happened but the E7015 tires were included with the Z28 package. The Goodyear was the primary tire used, and Firestone SC200 were probably installed on less than 20% of Z28's. They were equivalent tires no price difference.

[Steve Shauger]

So this is a COPO, right? Isn't the 3.73 ratio odd then? Or did the customer special order this?
No it's a Z28.

[DW31S]

I know it’s an early car by the VIN, but many people didn’t/don’t know that head restraints were still listed separately until 1/1/69. My 10B (Oct. ‘68) ‘69 W-31 also has them listed that way. And, I had a car that was originally sold to a Naval Officer who’s address was aboard a ship. I’d have to dig up the records, but I do remember it being odd.