[72TAMAN]

Was checking some pictures of the 1972 base Firebird that I bought several years ago and notice one of the sunvisor has a ENGINE STARTING PROCEDURE sticker and the glovebox door has a MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE chart sticker and was this only 72 or base FIREBIRD only. My 72 TRANS AM does not have these stickers, maybe they were remove?. The ENGINE STARTING PROCEDURE sticker is dated 11-23-71 , the FIREBIRD was build Dec. 1971 so it matches with the car

[Pepi]

I know my 73 has the visor, would have to check about the glove box, but I don't think it has that.

[RicksGTO]

my '72 has the same glove box sticker, no sign of the visor starting instructions

[MescaBug]

My 72 (GTO) has the glovebox sticker. But no engine start procedure on visor.

I dont think the glovebox sticker is 72 only.

[transam1972]

my 72 has the glovebox,no visor sticker...and I see I have been starting it wrong after all these years...

[SD73]

My 73 T/A has stickers too in those locations, but they are different.

[MescaBug]

That sticker was used on Chevy car as well. For all the GM line I guess..

Its one sticker, same date and part number for ALL cars. Its not related to individual cars or dates: 11-23-71 GM 327568

Reproduced by Classic Industries for 72-73 GM cars. Dont know which Pontiac cars had them though.

[robg8r]

i wonder if it was added to models bound for Canada at the dealer...since it's obviously colder up there??

[MescaBug]

Originally Posted by robg8r

i wonder if it was added to models bound for Canada at the dealer...since it's obviously colder up there??

Maybe.. But I dont think so. My car was built in Oshawa and sold in Montreal. Still has the original sunvisors, no stickers, no signs that it was ever there.

[Pepi]

Mine was sold in Texas.

[72TAMAN]

My 72 Trans Am was sold in Valleyfield Quebec and has none of those. The 72 Firebird has both but not sure were it came from.

[70RAlll]

71 has the glove box maintenence schedule sticker

[Pepi]

So I went out to my car today and looked at the glove box. I do not have a maintenance schedule sticker, I have a Tire Pressure, Octane Rating and Bud Beck's Pontiac sticker. I looked at the sun visor one , and I was some what wrong about it. I do not have the one pictured above in post 7. Mine has a blue square on the upper left corner "Your New Pontiac And Clean Air". Like this one... http://www.firebirdcentral.com/product_p/sti-2324.htm

[Formulabruce]

Originally Posted by Pepi

So I went out to my car today and looked at the glove box. I do not have a maintenance schedule sticker, I have a Tire Pressure, Octane Rating and Bud Beck's Pontiac sticker. I looked at the sun visor one , and I was some what wrong about it. I do not have the one pictured above in post 7. Mine has a blue square on the upper left corner "Your New Pontiac And Clean Air". Like this one... http://www.firebirdcentral.com/product_p/sti-2324.htm

looks like a typical '73 sticker, have seen it on 73's usually. whats your build month?

[Pepi]

Originally Posted by Formulabruce

looks like a typical '73 sticker, have seen it on 73's usually. whats your build month?

Yes mine is a 73, 04C from the trim tag.

[Formulabruce]

I wonder if that sticker came with the '73 second design emissions and engine color change ??.

[Pepi]

Originally Posted by Formulabruce

I wonder if that sticker came with the '73 second design emissions and engine color change ??.

That was my thought also, just because it was mentioning the "Clean Air".

[charles bledsoe]

My 72 Formula with a 04A build date has the maintenance schedule in the glove box on the door, but no starting instructions on the sun-visor