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No. Probably a "when built" thing. I believe the GVWR line was added a little later in '72.

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According to ECS it was required beginning in January, 1972. The Black Car is sort of an anomoly. It has a body build date of 12B, but didn't ship until January 11, 1972. The VIN sticker NJSteve ordered reflects a 1/72 build and has the additional GVWR and GAWR information required in 1972.

I am still looking for a picture showing typical placement of the Canadian Import sticker.


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This sticker?




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Nope, not that sticker. This is the sticker in question.




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Nope, not that sticker. This is the sticker in question.

Bob, Here's where it is on my Canadian '71 T/A:


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Nope, not that sticker. This is the sticker in question.



What was the conclusion as to where to get the small Canadian sticker?
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Tim,

I seem to recall the sticker was still on the driver's door frame near the latch.

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Tim,

I seem to recall the sticker was still on the driver's door frame near the latch.
I should have clarified........I was looking for a source to get one for my 70

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No. Probably a "when built" thing. I believe the GVWR line was added a little later in '72.
I also has to do with the weight of the car and when it was built. They changed around Jan 1st to the new system with the weights, if I recall correctly. Also a T/A was a different weight than the Formula.

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