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History / OriginalityGot a question about 1982-1992 Camaro or Firebird history? Have a question about original parts, options, RPO codes, when something was available, or how to document your car? Those questions, answers, and much more!
My first Iroc back in 1987 was a 1985 Blue one with LSC seats. Sold it and regret for ever and last week I found this 1985 Yellow and bought it. It have the RPO label missing. How can I know how many this ones with the same options and configuration have produced in 1985?
very nice car. Unfortunately with the SPID sticker you're out of luck unless you can find the build sheet??
very nice car. Unfortunately with the SPID sticker you're out of luck unless you can find the build sheet??
Yes I’m looking everywhere inside the car . If I can’t find it, I will order one true GM. That car is very clean. There minor things to do to have it in very great conditions.
I believe AF9 on your underhood body plate represents the Conteur interior and/or special bucket seat. It's also the first line of the build sheet RPO. But interesting that AF9 is not on the dealer invoice. The PDF of the dealer invoice is attached below. Apparently your pending dealer invoice will not provide the AF9 RPO. However, with it you can assemble a relatively comprehensive RPO list. You'll also have B18 Custom Interior because you have the Camaro fabric door panels. But again, build sheet shows it but dealer invoice does not. LL9 of the dealer invoice may represent combination of AF9 and B18.
I believe AF9 on your underhood body plate represents the Conteur interior and/or special bucket seat. It's also the first line of the build sheet RPO. But interesting that AF9 is not on the dealer invoice. The PDF of the dealer invoice is attached below. Apparently your pending dealer invoice will not provide the AF9 RPO. However, with it you can assemble a relatively comprehensive RPO list. You'll also have B18 Custom Interior because you have the Camaro fabric door panels. But again, build sheet shows it but dealer invoice does not. LL9 of the dealer invoice may represent combination of AF9 and B18.
I’m trying to find the first owner of the car to see if he have the rpo label. All the information that you are sharing with me is helping me to go deeper in history of my car. Thanks
It's very possible a previous owner replaced the console box cover which had the RPO sticker because it was cracked. When I bought my first 3rd Gen (an '83) the cover was cracked and I asked the dealer to replace it. Little did I know then that it may have had the RPO sticker. Fortunately, my current '85 has the original sticker inside the cover. I don't have a link. but I believe there is a service that can provide all that information from the VIN.
03-06-2019, 03:22 PM
