GM Service Parts Identification Label (SPID) - VIN 1G1BL6965FY173249 RPO Codes

This photograph shows two factory decals inside a vehicle (apparently on the trunk/deck lid or inner body panel). The main label is a GM 'Service Parts Identification' sticker (marked 'DO NOT REMOVE', part no. 14065987, Printed in U.S.A.). It lists the vehicle's full VIN, 1G1BL6965FY173249, followed by several rows of three-character RPO (Regular Production Option) codes identifying the options the vehicle was built with, such as A75, B3W, C49, C60, D6J, E5Z, G80, K34, LM1, NA5, QCE, UP7, U63, VK3, YK6, Z5T and many more. The paint line reads 'DIS.LACQUER WA- L0848 U0848', identifying the factory paint codes. A second decal, partially visible at the right edge of the photo, is a factory 'JACKING' instruction label showing loosen/tighten lug-nut directions, jack placement measurements (5.50 in / 140.0 mm and 10.00 in / 250.0 mm), jack locations, frame hole, load pad, frame, and jack callouts; its numbered instructions are cut off. Readers can use this document to verify the VIN, factory options, and original paint codes for this specific vehicle. Note: the VIN prefix 1G1 indicates a Chevrolet, not the claimed 1991 Ford Crown Victoria.