1964 Miscellaneous Paperwork

An example of a car invoice used to price a car to a customer and a dealer invoice of the car from General Motors. Interesting to note the markup on the base car and its options.

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Breakdown:
Base price - $1998.78 dealer cost, $2424.00 customer cost
M20 4-speed - $146.30 dealer cost, $188.30 customer cost
L77 engine - $41.80 dealer cost, $53.80 customer cost
Bucket seats - $62.70 dealer cost, $80.70 customer cost
Radio - $45.57 dealer cost, $58.65 customer cost
Bottom line - $2352.15 dealer cost, $2887.45 customer cost (includes $25 dealer prep)

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Baltimore Interior Trim Sheet. Interesting to note that Fisher Body at Baltimore did NOT include any grup option codes on their number plate (aka trim tag, cowl tag, etc.)

Protect-O-Plate

1964 did not have the metal Protect-O-Plate warranty card; rather an Owner Identification form was used to indicate the driveline data along with the riginal buyer's informatin.

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