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Originally Posted by muscle_collector
what does the gm heritage center charge and what do you get? got a link to their contact info? thanks
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Alvin has provided the link to the free .pdf file downloads of information kits, as originally shown in post #7. These are generic production details regarding RPO and content for the various GM models. They are typically between 100 and 200 pages long, so you'll want to click on a sample vehicle of interest to check it out.
For 77 and newer vehicles you can purchase the actual invoice (including selected RPOs and pricing) for your specific vehicle. For $50 and your VIN you get a document that looks like this:
Notice they spelled my name wrong 26 years ago when I ordered this truck.
Link for the purchased material is here:
http://www.gmmediaarchive.com/, as Stuart posted in #2.
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