Re: Who repro's the 70 GM Conforming door jam decal?
 

I bought a few of the Jim Osbourn versions - just to get the clear overlay. I didn't like the quality of the repop's, so I re-used my original one (trimmed off the 'overage' on the original overlay, rounded off the corners of the JO version, and stuck it on!). If I left it off, (like a lot of owners do after repaints), would anyone really care? If I stuck a repop on after typin my VIN on it, would a buyer care? I don't think they would, but that's probably because I certainly wouldn't care https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/dunno.gif

Re: Who repro's the 70 GM Conforming door jam decal?
 

Besides Pete...anyone knows that a Mercury Sno Twister would stomp a Ski Doo any day...with or without the compliance sticker...

Re: Who repro's the 70 GM Conforming door jam decal?
 

------Geez, Pete,,,,,It sounds like you have more of a problem with government than with the decals. You arent alone!!!.......Bill S

Re: Who repro's the 70 GM Conforming door jam decal?
 

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Joe....I know it's just a friggin' repop decal but it's a friggin' repop decal that includes the Vin, that's what makes it a debate. . If you feel so sure it's nothing, change one on your car and call the feds telling them what you've done and lets all see what happens? ~ Pete

[/ QUOTE ]I guess the repro Yenko window sticker displayed in my Deuce with the VIN typed on it is going to land me in Federal prison too then. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/hmmm.gif I'll just tell them Marlin did it. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ins/tongue.gif

Re: Who repro's the 70 GM Conforming door jam decal?
 

Thanks buddy! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif

Re: Who repro's the 70 GM Conforming door jam decal?
 

Ok, lets not get too carried away. . In days gone by when you wanted the Vin from a GM vehicle you were servicing, you went to this sticker as a Vin location as it was often easier to read than the Vin tag through the w'shld. . And again I'm saying do whatever you feel comfortable with as far as these stickers, restamping, repop cowl tags or whatever....I'd consider buying a vehicle with any of these situations but since it's a Vin-ed item would want it to be known and part of the purchasing decision.
And yes the Merc Twisters were wicked fast, at least the 76's liquids were. . I had a 76-340 for a few years....potent piece but just not a SkiDoo! ~ Pete

Re: Who repro's the 70 GM Conforming door jam decal?
 

Actually some of you may remember when I bought my deuce I had to get a repop sticker and put on the car to get it registered in arizona. I have never had this with pre 70 cars but 70 and up they wanted the sticker there. I got the repop from jim osborn and put it on the car and then no problems. there was an alternative of dropping off my car to them for a dismantle for hidden vin verification and then at their discretion they can use the GM vin or assign a new state issued vin. nothing personal but I would rather not leave to chance of a dmv clerk when all that happened was my car got repainted. cowl and vin tags are permenant, stickers are not..

Re: Who repro's the 70 GM Conforming door jam decal?
 

Marlin, How does the OSBORNE Blue Sticker compare in appearance to Pontiac Don, if you know......or is doing a good job of typing the VIN on OSBORNE's just too much hassle??? finding old typewriter etc etc

Re: Who repro's the 70 GM Conforming door jam decal?
 

I don't know what Pontiac Don's looks like.

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I don't know what Pontiac Don's looks like.

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Marlin,

Take a look here...
http://216.178.81.108/forums/showthread....r%23post2292472

There are several pages in that thread and the appearance of the stickers changes a bit as Don learns and produces more. Also differences between various years. Thanks to njsteve for referencing the link in an earlier post.