Window Sticker Printing

[MRooney]

Where can I go to print a window sticker for my 1976 Eldorado Convertible? 
I have all the information.
Thank you!
Mike

[bobrich47]

Wow Steve, your designs are impressive! I really like the art deco! I've bookmarked your site when I am closer to getting my car back on the road.     What are the window stickers you're refering to? The dealer sales stickers? If so, do you have an example of one used in 1947? (Don Lee in LA is where my car was sold in '47) thanks, Bob

[Clewisiii]

This is the one I bought from Steve for my 61.  I bought a few to have spares. 

[jdemerson]

Thanks Bob.

Window Stickers, aka Monroney Labels, did not come into existence until the 1959 model year. I have created a few prior to that year. I just made up something appropriate for that year.

I purchased a couple of them for my '52. They are similar to what Carl posted. They are encased in plastic and have tabs that stick well to the inside of a door window. Of course being a '52, they are not exactly period-correct, but they do draw attention and conversation at the Saturday a.m. Cars & Coffees. I'm very satisfied with Steve's work.

John Emerson
1952 Cadillac Sedan 6219X

[OzellaJT]

If you're looking for a window sticker for your classic car using your VIN, Classic Decoder is your best bet. They offer authentic window sticker replicas based on VIN numbers. Their service is both remarkably affordable and speedy.

[Clewisiii]

If you're looking for a window sticker for your classic car using your VIN, Classic Decoder is your best bet. They offer authentic window sticker replicas based on VIN numbers. Their service is both remarkably affordable and speedy.

. Doesn't work don't waste your time

[Jon S]

I don't believe Cadillacs had window stickers pre-1958.  Senator Monroney sponsored a bill called The Automobile Information Disclosure Act of 1958 that required a new type of label be affixed to the window of every car sold in U.S.  I have the original Bill of Sale for my dad's purchase:

[Jon S]

I made this one up myself. The "Cadillac" script is incorrect for 1958, but you can make anything up with today's technology