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Does anyone do build sheets here?  If so, can someone provide the build sheet for this VIN: 3GTU9DEL8KG208580

 

Thanks in advance, 

Gerry

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steig Enthusiast

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Verified, this email works. Got build sheet for 2 different vehicles within hours of sending email.

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kfitetree New Member

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Hi, I emailed this address and the following was the response.  They don't seem to do it anymore, but will happily sell the invoice.  Any other ways you know to get a build sheet?  I just bought a 2014 and curious of the config.  I know the engine, GVW and axle ratio, but curious of the other specs.  Thanks for any help.  

 

 

Due to recent changes, we are no longer able to provide this information. However, you can purchase a copy of the vehicle invoice (documentation of the vehicle cost broken out by model and factory options) by visiting http://www.gmmediaarchive.com/?page=1. We truly apologize for any inconvenience, and please let us know if you have any additional questions.
 
Thank you,
 
Jessica G.
Chevrolet Customer Care Advisor
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redwngr Senior Enthusiast

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Any GM dealer can print a build sheet from a VIN. (not sure how far back they can go)

 

If your just after the main codes, a phone can read the QR code on the label on the door post.

QR code (sorta) replaces the code label that was found in the glovebox on earlier vehicles. 

 

 

iirc correctly they switched the pickups to the QR code system in about 2017

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