Anyone have an Original 72 B-Body Window Sticker to Post??

Looking to see original 72 B-Body window stickers prefer PLYMOUTH with A/C.
Doing a little research and want to see correct pricing for A/C in a 72 Sat/RR/GTX
Thanks Ron

(In '71 'A/C w/ heater' came in at $383.25(RS23)...

I have one but sorry no A/C....

My repro. WS has it at 378.45 in 72 so maybe I'm chasing after something I don't need to chase!!
Still would love to see a readable 72 though.
Ron

I have ALL of the paper work for my 72' RR/GTX, from the original order form, window sticker and all three build sheets. The original owner worked for the dealership as a tech and kept all of the paper! "The Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price Label" (window sticker) lists sales code H51 Air Conditioning as a $378.45 option as of 4/13/72, the date he placed his order. Interestingly he only paid $302.75 with his employee discount. Total price on the window sticker $4753.70, his price $3960.06. Wish I had a time machine!!

LMAO...


Well, there you go...


Looks like A/C dropped five bucks fer '72...

Thank you very much,

Would you care to post up your window sticker???

I have everything for my SSP: owners manual, braking sheet, 1 1/2 broadcast sheets,warranty pamphlet,quality control 2 sided paper I found under the rug but no window sticker and was having a hard time believing just how expensive the A/C cost.
Ron

Imagine that, I also have a price booklet from Motorbooks International but didn't know how accurate that it was/wasn't
Thanks
Ron.

while not the best image - I believe it does confirm $378.45 for a Feb. '72 Charger

I only have one. St Louis built SSP SPD 11/26/71. $399.65

the "1972 Plymouth Satellite Confidential Price Bulletin"

dated 9/13/71 shows: MSRP H51 - $388.00

revised 11/26/71: MSRP H51 - $399.65

looks like it was "revised" at least one more time pre-Feb. '72

I'm very grateful to all that are taking the time to help, I just realized to after seeing that last sticker that tinted glass should be on there too and in the case of my car undercoat.
Thanks Ron