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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: DAVID CHAMBERS on January 19, 2023, 09:45:58 PM
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OIL CHANGE SERVICE STICKERS WERE ON MY 69 WHEN I BOUGHT IT BUT AFTER 20 YEARS AND A PAINT JOB I FORGET IF THEY WERE ON THE JAM OR DRIVERS DOOR. I WANT TO PUT A COUPLE ON NOW AND WOULD LIKE PICTURES OR ADVICE WHERE ORIGINALS WERE PUT. THANKS
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I also collect Gas & Oil stuff so naturally one the items I collect are service decals. I used a NOS Pure service sticker on mine. I attach them to a thin magnet so I can easily remove it. Day Two all the way!
Steve
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I have one on the driver side of my 69. I think it's kind of cool as someone had the car serviced back in the day and placed the sticker there 45 years ago.
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When I bought my car service stickers were on the drivers door.
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On the drivers door isn't that where the tire pressure decal goes?
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Yes, correct. On 1969 tire pressure sticker were on the inside of the drivers door.My car was repainted back in to early 1970's so the sticker was removed. I guess in my case the oil change sticker with the date is more important than the tire pressure. I suppose I could but them both there?