[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

NOCOPO;
I believe what you have is a 'Body Broadcast' sheet, not a Chassis sheet. The Body sheet is commonly found in the springs of the top and bottoms of both the front and back seats. The back seat sections are easier to get the sheets out of. Sometimes there is a thick card with similiar info on it, stuck on top of the glove box. I have never found anything above the gas tank (must be a Corvette and VanNuys Camaro thing), or in fender liners (Chevelle thing) or behind door panels (?).

The body sheet for the Novas is limited in it's info. It will usually show N10 if the car has dual exhausts, ZJ1, ZJ2 or ZJ3 for body or interior upgrades, Z27 for Super Sports, things like B80, B84 or B90 for body side moldings or window frame moldings, M20 for Muncie 4speeds, etc...etc... It doesn't show engine codes, rear codes, or that kind of stuff like the Chevelle sheets show. The Chevelle sheets seem to be the best, if it's a COPO car they have the COPO numbers at the bottom, and if it's a Yenko they say YENKO COPO at the bottom!!