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OK, Here's a headscratcher for you ol' timers. Years ago, when you walked in to the dealers showroom, you had a pretty good idea of what you wanted on your new ride. GM sent a "Dealer Album Data Book" to the salesmen with all the factory codes/options/prices, so that when your new ride was delivered, on the window sticker it was there for you to see and you would know what you had paid for and how much. I've been restoring my 64 C10, and want one of those window stickers(I have the sticker)with the options that it came with, just for grins and giggles. I'm not trying to build a concours quality truck, I just want the sticker for my own reasons, as my truck has been in the family since new. Does anyone have access to one of these books(They are for sale on the net for nearly $200 or more)and I just want to reference it for this one task. I've called around to several of the libraries in the area, and they told me they don't have access to one of them in the entire state library system.
Thanks for any help.
DJ

Dj,
Give the guy's at Jim Carters a call, Jim has collected a good library of that stuff over the years and might be able to help you out. Ask for Mike.
Steve

Thanks for the help. I found a used book dealer in Calif. that had one and he wanted $495 for it. He got bent out of shape when I asked him if he was trying to make me into a homosexual by trying to put it to me in my a--. I just want to reference it for a window sticker to show at the local car shows.
DJ