Window Sticker

8.575 x 14.020

 

I had to stay with 8.5 x 11 as that is all my printer will take so I get a print with about 2" of white paper along the 11" side. I guess the alternative would be to take it to a Kinkos and have then print it. I'm not too worried as mine is obviously a fake as the 99 ones were black and white (or gray and white) but thanks to Curt it looks nice and after much research has the correct dollar amounts.
Alan

 

What you say might indeed be true, but most every printer I've ever owned would take "legal" paper (8.5x14). You might have to hand feed it though. If your printer really won't accept legal sized paper, surely someone you know has a printer that will. Home printers which accept legal sized paper may not exactly be universal, but almost.

If you have any kind of photo editing software, like Photoshop or other less capable programs, you should be able to closely duplicate the original even if it won't quite pass as a perfect forgery.

 

How did you get the sticker info?

 

Call Ferrari North America at (201) 816-2600 and tell them you want a copy of your car's original window sticker and then give them the last six digits of your VIN. Since I have no dealer within 250 miles I requested that they ship it to my house and they're going to do so.

I could image they'd e-mail the file to you too, but I didn't ask.

Just got off the phone with them a few minutes ago and mine's on the way.

 

I will see if I can get some legal paper. Never had a need for it.
Alan

 

I asked my local Ferrari dealer for a window sticker for my 07 Ferrari, and they told me Ferrari is no longer providing those as well.

Yet, I still hear some are getting them. Just not sure exactly how???

 

You can buy a package at any office supply store; it's cheap. But if you only need a few sheets just go to the guy who does the copies and ask him for 5 sheets, pay him for the cost of 5 copies, and be on your way.

 

I think it depends on who you talk to. The lady who I talked at FNA to said it was no problem.

 

I wish I could, but she never gave me her name. You could probably get a digital copy from them though.

 

vrsurgeon FTW !

 

Just got off the phone with FNA technical department. The gentlemen said that because of the EPA boiler plate language of the forms is for new cars our older cars fall under old government regulations and mileage estimates and therefore can't be reprinted on a new spec form. They don't have year specific window stickers only new model year.

 

That seems like a cop-out since they have done them in the past.