--- Dave Stragand <Dave.Stragand@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > If I recall correctly, the government didn't require > a window sticker until later. > > I have seen some 1959 stickers, but they were more > for advertising, than the stickers we know of today. > > Anyone else have any information on them? As I understand it, the window sticker (originally called the "Monroney sticker" after the author of the bill that made them mandatory) became mandatory by law some time during the '58 model year. I personally have never seen one older than '60, but they were something that didn't usually get saved. (Out of all the cars I've ever owned, I've only had two that had the window sticker saved; one was an exceptionally nice '69 Olds 98, and the other was a well-kept '71 Dart Swinger that interestingly enough was originally sold by Dodge Trucks Inc. of Oakland CA, a dealership I remember as one that supposedly only sold trucks/busses/RVs...) ===== Mike Sealey, San Francisco CA '57 Plymouth Sport Suburban '64 Chrysler 300-K 2dr Hardtop __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/
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