As the good book of Proverbs 18:17 states, one side sounds right until the other states their case. With that said, we never sent anyone the "wrong" decal. The Customer or person who started this thread called with a specific list of decals that they wanted and we sent EXACTLY what they ordered. Had they ordered a "Kit" we would have asked for all vehicle information like build dates, power train, etc..... They never provided specific information about their vehicle. They simply called with a list of decals they wanted and we filled their order. I have no idea why some people start their research AFTER ordering specific parts. Had the original poster called with these questions after receiving his order in August, all the guessing and hypothesizing in this thread would have been completely unnecessary.
March 10, 1970 was a time in the Automotive Idustry where all vehicles were revamped with their new Emissions programs. Various decals on the Cars were redesigned to update antiquated information. The Jacking Instructions decal was one of those items. You could have seen 3 different decals, as much as 5 weeks prior or past the March 10Th date. What no one here has mentioned are 3 styles of the 2962995 version that was available. One variation was .75" narrower than the "standard type" which the "experts" deem as the acceptable version. A different style has angled edges instead of the corners rounded and has red lettering used for the small "caution" verbiage located under the top box of the exploded diagram. (Below are photos of all the examples.)
The first picture is of the early 2931181 version. The next is of the 2962995 with small red letting and angle cut edges. The next two (side by side) shows the larger & smaller version the different red letter "CAUTION" fonts at the bottom of the decal. 3 Completely different versions of the EXACT same part number. Maybe the "expert" posting in this thread can provide us with the reasons for the 3 different variations of the 2962995 Jacking Instructions Decal.
Dave W.
