no RPO codes

[deepblackz]

so the person who had my car before me (1998 z28 A4) had the drivers door replaced and now I have no sticker for the RPO codes. is there anywere yall know of to get the codes? mayber by using my vin chevy could print one out? any help is appretiated...
thanks
Matt

[2001NBMZ28]

Dealership should be able to print you a list.

[StuntmanMike]

Dealership should be able to print you a list.

Yeah....I'm having the same problem with mine, which is actually preventing me from registering it. D'oh!

I talked to the original dealer, they said they can't get me new stickers, but can get me all the vehicle info.

[lvgoldie]

I couldn't get a sticker either, but the dealer should be able to print out the vehicle build by the VIN #. The Chevy dealer here in Vegas did that for me. My car door didn't have the label when I bought it in April.

If that doesn't work - this is an email I got from GM. I also got more detailed info from GM Vintage.

"Dear Camaro owner,

Thank you for contacting the Chevrolet Customer Assistance Center. We appreciate you taking the time to write us in regards to obtaining the RPO codes for your 2000 Chevrolet Camaro.

The first option would be contacting your local GM dealership to provide you a copy of vehicle build.

The second option would be product guide with full specs information located through media on line website: http://media.gm.com/ca/gm/en/product...000Camaro.html

The third option would be a to obtain a Build Sheet on your Camaro, you may contact GM Vintage at (905) 440-7689 by telephone or (905)440-7644 by fax. Please be aware that there may be a charge for the service.

If you should need to contact us in the future, simply reply to this message or call our Chevrolet Customer Assistance Center at 1-800-222-1020. Customer Relationship Specialists are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., Eastern Time.

For more information regarding the maintenance and care of your vehicle, please visit www.mygmlink.com. This free online service offers vehicle and ownership-related information and tools tailored to your specific Chevrolet.

Again, thank you for contacting Chevrolet.

Sincerely,

The Chevrolet Consumer Support Team"

[GULLETT17]

Kind of a shot in the dark . . . I know the older birds and maros usually had a copy of the build sheet stuffed in the back of the back seat, in the frame work. Don't know if they still do this or not. Anyone know?