Date of Manufacture
Founding Member
Joined: 11-23-2007
Posts: 8,210
From: Texas
Member
Joined: 08-12-2010
Posts: 81
From: Morgantown, WV
Driver's side door. That, or go onto:
www.compnine.com
Enter the whole vin (should be 3GNCA...#S######) and it'll come up with the Build Date, RPO codes (stock), etc. etc.
Print that page. If it's a date that is of importance (your birthday, significant other's birthday, anniversary, etc. etc.) then you might even want to consider mailing GM and requesting a Build Sheet. They'll give you a price for the OFFICIAL build sheet, and if it's worth it to you, pay, otherwise, don't. They have them on a computer dating back into the 1980's, and microfiche back into the 60's (and you can find some clubs that have or can get them dating back even further!!!)
www.compnine.com
Enter the whole vin (should be 3GNCA...#S######) and it'll come up with the Build Date, RPO codes (stock), etc. etc.
Print that page. If it's a date that is of importance (your birthday, significant other's birthday, anniversary, etc. etc.) then you might even want to consider mailing GM and requesting a Build Sheet. They'll give you a price for the OFFICIAL build sheet, and if it's worth it to you, pay, otherwise, don't. They have them on a computer dating back into the 1980's, and microfiche back into the 60's (and you can find some clubs that have or can get them dating back even further!!!)
Founding Member
Joined: 11-23-2007
Posts: 8,210
From: Texas
4/3/2009
I believe the production numbers are posted some where on the forum for 2009. You'll have to use the search function.
Senior Member
Joined: 07-17-2006
Posts: 6,053
From: Dallas, GA
Driver's side door. That, or go onto:
www.compnine.com
Enter the whole vin (should be 3GNCA...#S######) and it'll come up with the Build Date, RPO codes (stock), etc. etc.
Print that page. If it's a date that is of importance (your birthday, significant other's birthday, anniversary, etc. etc.) then you might even want to consider mailing GM and requesting a Build Sheet. They'll give you a price for the OFFICIAL build sheet, and if it's worth it to you, pay, otherwise, don't. They have them on a computer dating back into the 1980's, and microfiche back into the 60's (and you can find some clubs that have or can get them dating back even further!!!)
www.compnine.com
Enter the whole vin (should be 3GNCA...#S######) and it'll come up with the Build Date, RPO codes (stock), etc. etc.
Print that page. If it's a date that is of importance (your birthday, significant other's birthday, anniversary, etc. etc.) then you might even want to consider mailing GM and requesting a Build Sheet. They'll give you a price for the OFFICIAL build sheet, and if it's worth it to you, pay, otherwise, don't. They have them on a computer dating back into the 1980's, and microfiche back into the 60's (and you can find some clubs that have or can get them dating back even further!!!)
