Replacement hood/door stickers & labels?

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Noozer - 10 Nov 2006 21:31 GMT

If I rebuilt a car, and want to get new vacuum diagram, tuneup for under the
hood and the label that's normally found on the door, can I get these from
someplace?

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Brent P - 10 Nov 2006 23:19 GMT

> If I rebuilt a car, and want to get new vacuum diagram, tuneup for under the
> hood and the label that's normally found on the door, can I get these from
> someplace?

A dealership can order them provided they are still available. I made sure
the new hood for my mustang got new labels and the dealership bodyshop
just ordered them.

Cars that people commonly restore have most if not all labels available
in reproduction.

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Nate Nagel - 11 Nov 2006 00:36 GMT

>>If I rebuilt a car, and want to get new vacuum diagram, tuneup for under the
>>hood and the label that's normally found on the door, can I get these from
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> Cars that people commonly restore have most if not all labels available
> in reproduction.

Well, except for the date of manufacture sticker on the door jamb. If
that wasn't saved, it's probably gone. I don't know if you could
retrieve the info. on it from the VIN or not.

nate

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Brent P - 11 Nov 2006 01:11 GMT

>>>If I rebuilt a car, and want to get new vacuum diagram, tuneup for under the
>>>hood and the label that's normally found on the door, can I get these from
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> that wasn't saved, it's probably gone. I don't know if you could
> retrieve the info. on it from the VIN or not.

You can get mustang/ford 70s data decals with date of manufacture made
for you if need be. I suppose the same would be true with any car with a
large enough following. Now they just print up what you want... so if you
don't know just make match what you built I suppose... not exactly fair
to future owners though.

Another thing is that some people have gathered up documentation for some
popular cars and can actually look up what is supposed to be on it... but
that's kind of a long shot. There's always digging up the build sheet,
etc etc.

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Dan Beaton - 12 Nov 2006 18:53 GMT

> If I rebuilt a car, and want to get new vacuum diagram, tuneup for under the
> hood and the label that's normally found on the door, can I get these from
> someplace?

For an older car, here is one source:
Bruce Levey Antique Auto Parts
http://www.blaap.com/

Dan
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