GM Service Parts Identification SPID Label - Chevrolet 1BL69 RPO Codes, WA 848

This document is a GM 'Service Parts Identification' (SPID) label — the sticker marked 'DO NOT REMOVE' that General Motors placed in its vehicles (typically in the trunk or glove box) listing the RPO (Regular Production Option) codes with which the car was built. The label shows the model code 1BL69 and the full VIN 1G1BL5161HA101093, which decodes to a Chevrolet passenger car. Below the VIN is a grid of dozens of three-character RPO option codes (such as A02, A31, A52, AU3, B84, C60, GU4, J50, K34, K64, MX0, NA5, U26, U73, YK6, Z5T, 7L1–7L9, 9C1, etc.) documenting the factory-installed equipment. The bottom line identifies the exterior paint as 'DIS. LACQUER WA- L848 U848' (dispersion lacquer, WA paint code 848 lower/upper), a production date/plant stamp of 07MR85, and the label's own GM part number 14085266, with 'PRINTED IN U.S.A.' at the bottom edge. A reader can use this label to identify the car's original paint code and every factory option code for ordering correct replacement parts or verifying originality. Notably, the code 9C1 (police package) appears in the option list.