RPO code guru needed...
RPO code guru needed... Hey everyone, so i got a 2001 NBM WS6. The car is in fantastic shape, except for one little pesky problem, which as small as it is it just seems to annoy the **** outta me!! 
The RPO code sticker is fading, not sure why, I mean its not like the damn thing its in direct sunlight or anything, but its fading.
I can still see it enough to take a HD pic of it so I can have it as a record but I was wondering if there was anyone that knew how or where I could reprint this?! ...either by legit factory means, or by aftermarket reprinting gurus.
Let me know guys any ideas or leads or suggestion would be awesome and much appreciated!
If this is in the wrong section im sorry.
The RPO code sticker is fading, not sure why, I mean its not like the damn thing its in direct sunlight or anything, but its fading.
I can still see it enough to take a HD pic of it so I can have it as a record but I was wondering if there was anyone that knew how or where I could reprint this?! ...either by legit factory means, or by aftermarket reprinting gurus.
Let me know guys any ideas or leads or suggestion would be awesome and much appreciated!
If this is in the wrong section im sorry.
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Well I'm no guru, but I have had several custom stickers and decals made. Usually by googling custom decals and clicking on one, and finding a design I like. U cud surely go off or pic and build a custom one that wud look slick, mettalic maybe, or an engraved one if money is no issue. Post back up if u get something
I recall that dealers can order these for us. If not, the resources on this page might help: http://www.chevroletperformance.com/...arts/index.jsp
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From: Schiller Park, ILL Member: #317
GM cannot/will not reprint the actual SPID (service parts indentification) sticker found on your driver's door jamb, but you CAN get a reprint of all the RPOs from any GM dealer via the VIS (Vehicle Inquiry System). This print out will be on a regular sheet of paper though. They will need your VIN number to do this.
You can also print this yourself by entering your VIN into the decoder at compnine.com
As for reprinting the sticker, places like ecsvin.com provide this service for restoration/collision/damage repair. So that's who I would contact if I wanted an actual SPID sticker replacement.
You can also print this yourself by entering your VIN into the decoder at compnine.com
As for reprinting the sticker, places like ecsvin.com provide this service for restoration/collision/damage repair. So that's who I would contact if I wanted an actual SPID sticker replacement.
