Since last year I own a Indy Fiero (maybe the only one in Europe). Unfortunately the Option Code Sticker on the driverside inner fender is missing. Is there a chance to get the sticker again from GM or does GM not store such data? I'm interested to know all about my Indy to make it as stock as possible.

Thank you
Bernhard

1984er Indy
1988er GT

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A good printer or graphic artist could reproduce it as it should look. Ive been thinking myself about replacing the stickers my car is missing and adding a few more like Jacking and towing instructions..

Sorry, I didn't mean the sticker itself but tried to find out, if there is any way to get the information back which was originally on it. I'm not sure if my Indy is absolutely stock. I think I could reproduce the sticker myself because I'm a digital media designer

Just a thought, but maybe run your VIN through Carfax? I don't know how in depth they go on the option information for your car, but you might be able to see all of the options your car came with, then you could possibly find a way to decode what the sticker should look like.

Maybe Pontiac Historic could help?

http://www.gtasourcepage.com/PHSInfo.html

quote Originally posted by MrBoernie: Sorry, I didn't mean the sticker itself but tried to find out, if there is any way to get the information back which was originally on it. I'm not sure if my Indy is absolutely stock. I think I could reproduce the sticker myself because I'm a digital media designer

In this case ask a few members to post photos of their stickers then try and work out what exactly as you say what is supposed to be on it. But a bunch of pics will help you see what fields of information are displayed and idea on font and size etc. From that you can find what it is specifically supposed to look like then from rest of your data search eg: plates, stickers, papers and carfax work out what codes your cars sticker once displayed.

I would check with the Indy guys to make sure your car is actually an Indy as the RPO sheet is the only thing that actually shows the code making your car an Indy and not a clone.
Not trying to suggest any thing here just pointing out that a previous owner may have removed the decal to hide the identity of the car. Dan