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In 30 plus years of owning and parting out GTO's and other Pontiacs of the late 60's I have never seen any of those stickers on anything but Canadian built cars.
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My car was built in Pontiac. Sold in Canada from Oshawa Ont. Not sure about the Canadian built cars?

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Old 05-11-2012, 11:26 PM
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My car was built in Pontiac. Sold in Canada from Oshawa Ont. Not sure about the Canadian built cars?
What car is it?

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What car is it?
I see what your getting at. Sorry my first post said Canadian built cars.Yes my car was a US car sold in CA. I didn't realize the judge wasn't actually built in Canada.
Still looking to replace the sticker?

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Here's a pic of both stickers from Jim Osborn. They are in his printed catalog but not online. The small one is #DT0479 & the oil change one is DT0505.
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Nice stickers, but the larger one is incorrect or at least it's different from the one on my car, which is original.

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My car was built in Oshawa on April 15, 1970. It has the blue "MANUFACTURED BY GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA LTD." sticker on the drivers door. Here's a picture of it (picture modified to obscure VIN).
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Here's a pic of both stickers from Jim Osborn. They are in his printed catalog but not online. The small one is #DT0479 & the oil change one is DT0505.
Great Steve
Thanks for the part number and pic.

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