Click the appropriate brand badge and get a pdf of the cars window sticker.
Pretty cool.
Click the appropriate brand badge and get a pdf of the cars window sticker.
Pretty cool.
Sweet, I'll have to try this later on my wife's exploder and on my Midlana engine donor.
This looks fun.
yeah I've been using the Ford VIN window sticker lookup when used car shopping. comes in handy.
We're browsing Flex's for my wife, and I want one with a factory tow package. A number of them have had a hitch added, but it's nice to look up if it had the factory package which includes wiring and oil cooler, actual functional upgrades, etc.
It can help fill in details for what's not pictured (or what can't be seen as well).
My old AMG was a mystery to me when I bought it; Mercedes has a version Of this that tells who ordered the car and gives you the window sticker. I called the original orderer to find that he was the purchasing manager at AMG West, pretty dang awesome.
I did this when I ordered my Mustang.
It's how I knew it had been built. I then called Ford and they said, "Yep, it's in transit and will to your dealer in 7-10 days."
In reply to chandlerGTi:
Care to post that link?
I did this about a year ago and downloaded the window sticker for our Explorer. Nice to be able to do that.
Pontiac can do it too. I got a copy of the window sticker for my 78 trans am.
In reply to Flight Service:
You have to contact the classic center with the VIN.
It keeps saying all my Ford VINs are invalid. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Doesn't work for my 2005 Dodge SRT-4 engine donor either.
Doesn't work on my '06 Ram...
Yeah, it's not working for my '03 Durango
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