What is a Chevy build sheet?

A build sheet is General Motors' own assembly record for one specific VIN. For a Chevrolet it lists every RPO (Regular Production Option) code the vehicle was built with — engine, axle, packages, paint, and trim.

It's the most reliable way to confirm how a used Silverado, Tahoe, Corvette, or Camaro was originally configured — more dependable than a badge or a seller's description.

Window sticker vs. build sheet

The window sticker (Monroney label) is the buyer-facing document: plain-English equipment, packages, and the original MSRP. The build sheet is the code-level truth underneath it.

Newer Chevrolets usually still have the sticker PDF on file; for older ones the RPO build sheet fills the gap. This site retrieves whichever exists for your VIN.

RPO codes explained

RPO codes are 3-character GM option codes — Z71 is the off-road suspension package, G80 the locking rear differential, NHT the Max Trailering group. Every factory option on your Chevy has one.

The full list for your exact vehicle lives on the glove-box SPID label and in the build sheet this site pulls by VIN.

RPO Code Navigator — Browse Chevrolet Codes A–Z

Browse 4,138 Chevrolet RPO codes by first character. Pick a letter or number to see the codes that start with it — or decode your VIN to get the full build sheet for your vehicle.

Browse by first character

Meanings vary by model, year, and plant — your VIN's build sheet is the definitive list.