[grivera]

You are a wealth of knowledge- thanks for helping piece the puzzle together!

[grivera]

PHS is redoing the window sticker to correct the cost of the transmission and the power steering.

[north]

If they are fixing it you should get them to also correct the trim code, it should say 57 rather than 25.

[grivera]

Originally Posted by north

Yup, PV is 350 2bbl with AC, PS is the code for 350 HO. Application.

Since this one has no AC, assume they just left the tag on trans for an AC application?

Originally Posted by north

If they are fixing it you should get them to also correct the trim code, it should say 57 rather than 25.

Is that the same as the "TR 257" on the trim tag (Post 1)? https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...96&postcount=1

[north]

Yes but I’ve noticed on original Baltimore window stickers they only print the last two digits.

Window stickers varied, in terms of how they were filled out, from one plant to another.

[johnta1]

Don't know the LeMans codes, but usually the cowl tag code - 257 is code 571. they drop the one and put a 2 in front of what is left - 57.
(for a Firebird )

[north]

The code for parchment buckets is 257, same code for LeMans and GTO). The first digit (2) is used on all F, A and G bodies (the B body interior codes all start with (5)).

Code 571 has nothing to do with interior codes, 571 is the code for headrests which were a mandatory option on all 69 Pontiac’s until Jan 1st when they were made standard equipment.

Here is a pic of the relevant page of the trim booklet that year…

[grivera]

I had them correct the engine code on the memo as well - it’s an XS block vs the YU listed.