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04-07-2026, 08:07 PM
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Sticker kit for springs and other chassis parts
Im wanting to put all the parts number stickers on my 68 gto conv. with air. Inline tube sells one for a 68 coupe with air and a 68 conv. Without air. They do sell a 69 conv. With air but im not sure about part numbers being the same. Can anyone shed any light on what would be the proper way to address this issue. I would buy several kits if I knew I could combine them and make it work. And where would I find the proper numbers for the stickers im looking for. I think the only difference is the front springs and frame numbers Thank you for your help
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04-10-2026, 02:23 PM
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I bought one of those sheets a while back. I was unimpressed with the overall accuracy of the appearance and the fonts compared to the original stickers. I don't know enough to help with the numbers, a master parts catalog would probably be the best to cross reference. Even then, I'm not sure where the two letter codes were captured besides a build sheet.
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