[roorancher]

I got all of this when I bought my 94.


First, you need to go to the GM Media Archives, (Allied Vaughn,) and request the build sheet/vehicle information kit. The email can be found at the bottom of this link:

GM Heritage Archives - Allied Vaughn

Allied Vaughn is a tier one supplier to General Motors and manage the GM Vehicle Invoice/Build Sheet Collection so they are available to buy

www.alliedvaughn.com

Then you can go to PHS, (Pontiac Historical Society) with that info (you have to send them copies,) and they'll make you a reproduction window sticker.

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www.phs-online.com

You can also go to www.compnine.com, pay $5 for a non subscription lookup, and get a printout of all the equipment and build date.

 

[roorancher]

Thanks a lot for sharing this info—it’s super helpful for anyone in a similar situation! I wasn’t active on the forum, so I missed your comment earlier. I ended up searching online and got the window sticker from "Window Sticker by DVH". Appreciate you trying to help me out! Sharing a pic of the car’s sticker—feel free to share any suggestion.
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Are you certain that's an accurate reproduction of the original window sticker? Although there's a difference of 8 years, my window sticker looks nothing like that. (See picture.)

Just FYI, before I knew about the process, there's also a company called "Monroney Labels, but theirs is also nowhere near as accurate and authentic looking as the ones from PHS.

 

[roorancher]

This IS the original for my 91......
The one for my 94 is a PHS Repro.