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Old 03-20-2023, 09:14 PM
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So, the new emission decals started being used around the same time as the '70 Firebirds came out. Has anyone kept track of when the new decals were used (PN's of the PA, PB vs. PC). I think all RAIV's would have had the PE decals. Any insight from the people that still post here?

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IIRC the Calif cars ( sent or built there) had a Bigger sticker and was on pass side of core support. I have a few pics but can't get to them now

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I have a coupe pics of original emissions decals of raiv 70 TAs

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Has anyone kept track of when the new decals were used (PN's of the PA, PB vs. PC). I think all RAIV's would have had the PE decals. Any insight from the people that still post here?
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Forgot to mention, obviously NA9 emissions too.

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I guess I'm more interested in knowing about when they first came out. Jan. or Feb. build.

I believe the repro. NA9 decal is very close to the original.

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