Roger Stephens' thread below asks about this for his '73.
I thought you people might be interested in the '72 that I bought new in Dec '71, in Toronto Ontario. I was a mere pup back then, so it never dawned on me to take a picture of the window sticker (gone when I picked up the car), although I did (later) take pictures of the stickers on other cars on the dealer lot.
It wasn't until the '90s and after obtaining the GM Canada microfiche copy (for imported cars) that I realized that the Steel Cities Gray on Bright/Dark Blue was a non-recommended combination requiring ZP2 build sheet coding (see link below).
My old car is # 08196 ; ZP2 code is near the middle of the 2nd line. IMO these obscure RPOs would NOT have appeared on the window sticker. I just bought this car off the dealer's lot, so someone in the sales department must have ordered this combo for the fun of it.
I thought you people might be interested in the '72 that I bought new in Dec '71, in Toronto Ontario. I was a mere pup back then, so it never dawned on me to take a picture of the window sticker (gone when I picked up the car), although I did (later) take pictures of the stickers on other cars on the dealer lot.
It wasn't until the '90s and after obtaining the GM Canada microfiche copy (for imported cars) that I realized that the Steel Cities Gray on Bright/Dark Blue was a non-recommended combination requiring ZP2 build sheet coding (see link below).
My old car is # 08196 ; ZP2 code is near the middle of the 2nd line. IMO these obscure RPOs would NOT have appeared on the window sticker. I just bought this car off the dealer's lot, so someone in the sales department must have ordered this combo for the fun of it.
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