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

This is a photograph of a GM Service Parts Identification (SPID) label, the sticker General Motors places in its vehicles (often in the trunk or glovebox) listing the VIN and all Regular Production Option (RPO) codes with which the car was originally built. The label is headed 'Service Parts Identification' and 'DO NOT REMOVE.' The VIN shown is 1G1BL6965FY173249. Below the VIN are several rows of three-character RPO option codes (e.g., AU3, A02, A31, G80, K34, K64, MX0, NA5, UP7, VK3, Z5T, etc.) describing the factory equipment. The paint line reads 'DIS. LACQUER WA- L0848 U0848,' identifying the exterior lacquer paint code (WA number L0848/U0848 for lower and upper body). The label's own GM part number, 14065987, appears at the bottom right, along with 'PRINTED IN U.S.A.' A reader can use this label to determine the original factory options, paint code, and VIN of the vehicle for ordering correct service parts. Note: the VIN indicates a 1985 Chevrolet passenger car rather than the 1991 Ford under which it was filed.