[RAII 4-speed]

Attached is a picture of the inside of my glovebox noticed there is a sticker with the Vin number on it .
that has been there since the car was new has anyone else noticed this on their cars?

[Jerry H.]

I've replaced at least a dozen glove boxes out of 65's over the last 30+ years and I've never seen a sticker like that. Must have been a dealer deal.

[pfilean]

Sticker looks like one of those you can buy at the stationary store. May have been put the by the original owner for some reason.

[RAII 4-speed]

Originally Posted by pfilean

Sticker looks like one of those you can buy at the stationary store. May have been put the by the original owner for some reason.

Original owner states .... It was there when he picked the car up new from the dealership in December of 1964.

[RAII 4-speed]

If you notice above the VIN there is .. T73.... I am actually trying to find out what that was.

[John V.]

Since the sticker was put there after it left the Fremont factory, doubt it defined anything pertaining to the car.

If the Dealer put the sticker in there, maybe T73 was the Dealer Stock No. identifying the car for dealer internal use.

Fremont used UPC option codes, initially thought perhaps identified a unique option for the car but I'm not aware of T73 being used in '65. T70 was used, it identified Headlamps, left hand rule (export use).

In later years, T73 was used to identify Headlamps, right hand rule but that probably didn't appear anywhere until they started identifying every thing on the Service Parts ID (SPID) label.

So I seriously doubt it indicates an option.

VIN plates were supposed to be identified with the delivery date but not all dealers bothered to stamp the delivery date on the VIN plate. For '65, T was June and of course there was no month with 73 days in it. Dec '64 ('65 Model Year) was K.

So T73 doesn't fit for Delivery Date either.

Nothing else comes to mind. Might look for other '65 Pontiacs delivered by the same dealer to see if they also have such a decal to see if my Dealer Stock No. idea makes sense.