RPO Code (Quick Search)

[TyK2500]

Have a 88 K2500 I'm chassis swapping and trying to figure out what my truck came with stock. Found a document online from 88 that shows the codes for each option like I ordered from the dealership in '88. Trying to figure out paint codes but the ones on the sheet aren't matching to the sticker. Is there a way or some image that states the last section of code?

WACC WA- L8624 U6832 A5TRP 78C
(Believed this truck was custom ordered, I'm 1,000miles from the stated original owner who sold it 20 years ago)
What is recommended to clean the sticker / have a reprint made?

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

Is there a way or some image that states the last section of code?

There's another RPO plate on the left side fire wall used during assembly on the line. Look there and convert it to the correct code. I made a quick search but, couldn't readily find it. We had a discussion about this about 4 or 5 years ago but, I don't remember which thread it was - I've slept a night or 2 since then. I do remember they used 2 different sets of codes, one for the SPID sticker and one for this plate, HTH.

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[someotherguy]

Have a 88 K2500 I'm chassis swapping and trying to figure out what my truck came with stock. Found a document online from 88 that shows the codes for each option like I ordered from the dealership in '88. Trying to figure out paint codes but the ones on the sheet aren't matching to the sticker. Is there a way or some image that states the last section of code?

WACC WA- L8624 U6832 A5TRP 78C
(Believed this truck was custom ordered, I'm 1,000miles from the stated original owner who sold it 20 years ago)
What is recommended to clean the sticker / have a reprint made?

The L and U are your paint codes. 8624 is white, are you sure the other is 6832? Maybe 8832 for red?

The 78C should be interior trim color - garnet red cloth I believe

The A5TRP beats me. Some SPID labels have codes like that but I don't know what they represent. Others don't have it at all.

Richard

 

[JDGMC]

With the red interior the truck it's likely CC1/CC2 - 50/70, White (Summit)/Flame Red. The 5TRP should be STRP (Stripe), Vermillion /Silver with this two tone package.

 

[GoToGuy]

This is from the 88 service manual. Maybe this helps. The service manual points out different paint types depending manufacturers.

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[someotherguy]

I feel like OP's truck is the same scheme as one of my very early parts trucks, a couple years before I opened my shop. Pics are from 2006, I'm already fully into disassembly on this sucker.

Red/white two-tone, garnet red cloth interior, 1988 C2500LD ECLB. Y'all will note the 6 lug 9.5" 14 bolt SF was quick to go.

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Richard

 

[TyK2500]

I feel like OP's truck is the same scheme as one of my very early parts trucks, a couple years before I opened my shop. Pics are from 2006, I'm already fully into disassembly on this sucker.

Red/white two-tone, garnet red cloth interior, 1988 C2500LD ECLB. Y'all will note the 6 lug 9.5" 14 bolt SF was quick to g

I feel like OP's truck is the same scheme as one of my very early parts trucks, a couple years before I opened my shop. Pics are from 2006, I'm already fully into disassembly on this sucker.

Red/white two-tone, garnet red cloth interior, 1988 C2500LD ECLB. Y'all will note the 6 lug 9.5" 14 bolt SF was quick to go.

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Richard

"With the red interior the truck it's likely CC1/CC2 - 50/70, White (Summit)/Flame Red. The 5TRP should be tSTRP (Stripe), Vermillion /Silver with this two tone package." 8832 makes more sense than 6832, the label is worn in that spot. I was told it was a 2 tone red truck so the above would look right. Repainted years ago, i'll see if the white is still under the repaint when I do the body work to the cab end of summer

Appreciate the help!