<VV> Window Stickers/Looking for an example of a 60-63 window sticker

[Richard Loving]

I have 4 JPEG copies of scanned window stickers, 64 110 PG Monza Sedan w AC,
64 110 PG loaded Greenbriar, 66 140 PG Monza coupe, and a 69 110 PG vert.

If you are interested in trading any copies of window stickers you may have,
I would be interested in swapping.

I am especially looking for a copy of a 63 window sticker.

Please reply off-line to RAL1963@earthlink.net

Rick Loving
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Subject: <VV> Window Stickers (was Chevy Dealerships in Arlington, VA)

Group:

>I am going to create a window sticker for my 63 corvan and was
>interested in getting it as close to original as possible.
>
I have been looking into the various types of window stickers that were 
attached to Corvairs.  I had originally been under the impression that 
there were four basic types:

    60-63    (dealer prepared)
    64-65    (factory prepared, no color)
    66-67(?) (factory prepared, teal lines & boxes)
    68-69    (factory prepared, blue lines & boxes)

Somewhere in my research, I came across this paragraph on window 
stickers: "A Moroney Label is the sticker that is affixed to a brand new 
car when it is delivered to the consumer.  A law was passed by the 85th 
Congress in 1958 requiring all automobile manufacturers to affix a price 
label to all new automobiles showing Manufacturers Suggested Retail 
Prices for vehicle and all options installed at the factory.  This law 
is Public Law 85-506 and was proposed by Senator John Moroney, hence the 
name Moroney Label.  This was to begin with the introduction of the new 
1959 models.  Early window stickers were very basic, listing dealer info 
and optional equipment only."

If the above paragraph is true, it would seem that all Corvairs would 
have had window stickers applied at the factory.  However, all the ones 
I've ever seen from pre-1964 cars were essentially dealer invoices that 
had been taped to the window.  Is this wrong?  Were window stickers 
applied by Chevrolet on 1960-63 Corvairs?  If so, does anybody have a 
copy of one they could share? 

I've collected several examples from 1964-1969, but all the ones prior 
to 1964 seemed to be prepared by the dealer using a pre-printed invoice 
form and a typewriter.  If anyone could email an earlier example to me, 
I'd be happy to put it on a website for all to see.  Please let me know 
if anyone would like to see the other examples as well.

I look forward to everyone's thoughts.

Steven J. Serenska