First...I finally after almost two years obtained my original documents for my car. Actually a great friend did it for me. They were being held hostage by a previous owner. WooHOO

Now the question.

Canadian build sheets are way different than American. I was able to decode most everything except for four items and could use some expert help.

These four precede the RPO numbers most everyone is use to seeing.

ACW ?
ETX ?
TWL ?
W84 ?

Like I said canadian sheets area a lot different looking. It's just a small strip of paper that lists model #, paint codes and interior color code followed by the four sets of letters above and then lists all the other RPO codes. There is no numbered blocks.

Anyone?

P.S. I also have my POP, warranty booklet, original owners manual, and the original warranty owners protection plan, in both French and English. How cool is that.

The car is a 1970 Chevelle SS Canadian built, and is a matching numbers car, and in excellent shape. By the way, all the RPO's add up to what I have.

P.S. To the left of the model # it has a 454 with a R under it and then another R under the first R. ?????? Oh, the car is a Z25.. Not that lucky lol..

Thanks
Bruce

I can help with one, W84 is Additional Fuel For Delivery.

I have a photo of another 70 Canadian sheet (http://www.chevellestuff.com/70velle/buildsheets/bs_os01.jpg) with ARV, ERT, and TWO or TWQ that are unknown (at this time) also.

BTW, the 454 is the Job number. I also have a couple of decoded POPs at http://www.chevellestuff.com/70velle/70_pop_osh.htm.

Want to share the info you have on my website? A photo or scan would be great. graemlins/thumbsup.gif

Dale,

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