Glove box SPID labels; How about some pictures!

[Pops]

Hello forum users!
I have a 1966 1/2 ton shorty with a 250. I am looking to have a SPID repop label made for my glove box. Of course, your labels would provide option names and numbers. This may be beneficial for others regardless of weight or length of truck. So PLEASE show what you have; even if it's only half legible. SPID's for the C10's are all over the WEB but not older GMC's.

POPS

[AZKen]

Isn't that you all over the WEB with the Victoria Fire Truck? Showing all your pics of SPID's? Victoria and Clarkson are near each other????

[Pops]

AZ....Hey, I sure don't own a Victoria Firetruck. But, I did take the opportunity to look up Firetrucks in Clarkston. Fenton has one to display in a future retrofitted Firehall----if they can get the funding to complete the project.
Anyway, I didn't know whether or not you were being serious as we have never met, but if you can provide me with a WEB address to look up SPID's for 60's GMC's that would be great!

[AZKen]

I just googled 1966 SPID ,and words like that, and got a huge bunch of discussions as I'm sure you saw. They discuss the Font and show many examples of 60's Chevy SPID's. It seemed like you were collecting any and all, so I thought the guy in Victoria was you. I don't think I saw any for GMC. I will check again and post any sites. Seems like Chevy started in about 66 with SPID's, instead of build sheets in seat springs. Do you know for a fact that GMC had glove box SPID's in 1966?

[Pops]

thanks guy. Personally I am only interested in GMC SPID's for 1965-66 GMC's. I own a '66 short bed that was built in Sept '65.

You are right on Chevy C10's. There are dozens of SPID's posted. I would not recommend they be posted here. We don't need to take up that much space on the 6066 forum.

Ill probably start a new thread someday. I'm also interested in block pad stampings (on head in front of distributor). I've had difficulty decoding. I may not have original 250. Block and manifold casting numbers, and door jam VIN #s are easy. JOLLY did some of that work already.