Has there ever been any discussion as to paperwork that should be in the glove box when the car was new? I know POP, owner's manual, plastic bag with picture of key. What else would be in them from year to year? Thank you, Joe
Hey X66 I have a dealer's packet in my glove box with the original owners name , address, Dag gum it, but no protect-o-plate. My X66 L78 was sold new in Elmhurst, Illinois, and I purchased it on my HS graduation evening, May 26,1972. All the way down south, in Long Beach, Ms.
Mine Had Key envelop, AM/FM Instructions and the Emissions Instruction sheet & Ralley wheel trim Instr..
1968 (LOS)
Forms #
GM Key Envelop: 3339878
How to AM/FM: Need to look on reverse side (STDBY)
Emissions Pamphlet: 3937727
Wheel Trim Instruction Sheet: 3913832
I Bet this Topic could be as Varied as to When, Who and What Content:
Different Years
Different time: At factory At Dealer, At Onwers 1st day.
Different Body, Models & Optional content.
It varied. Some dealers handed you all the information, some put it in the car.
POP, Owners Manual, accessories manual. Sometimes the sales paperwork.
I will try to post a few pics.
Joe, for 1968 see the AIM UPC 0 / C1 for items to be placed in instrument box by factory.
Thanks for all the info. I'll look into that tomorrow...Joe
Here is one set I have.
In the plastic envelope - POP, Owners Manual, Body Broadcast Copy, several inserts from GM.
I have one from a 1969 Impala with more than that. That one include the window sticker.
I can't find the POP for this one at the moment but this convertible had some different docs.
Finding a BBC in the envelope is unusual.