build sheet

[JoeC]

JoeG, what assembly plant was your's built? The brown Chevelle that was at the York show was 04 Baltimore

[JoeG]

JoeC,
Framingham Plant--MASS.

[Keith Tedford]

This part of a build sheet was in our car. The car was built 75 before ours.

[JoeG]

Hello KEITH,
Just curious---I can see that build/sheet is printed in English--In the some of the Provinces of Canada --does GM provide build/sheet printed in French?
WHERE -in your car did you find that piece of build/sheet?--and did you find yours?---JoeG

[SS427]

Ron,
Baltimore cars quite often have the build sheet attached to the inside of the door panel. Remove the screws on the bottom of the panel and pull it away from the door while shining a light up inside. I have found and heard of them being found in this location on Baltimore cars very often.
Rick

[69RSZ]

thanks Rick,the door panels were taken off somtime in the late 70s when the original owner decided to put a stereo in and he cut holes in the door panels [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/no.gif[/img].but thanks for the info [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/beers.gif[/img].

Ron C
69RSZ
02 35th perf edition #11
71 SS LS5 chevelle

[Mr70]

Atlantas Lakewood Plant was pretty popular too.
Look on the top of the glovebox,once the pad is removed,and on top of the Radio.
Don't rule out the headliner,or rear package tray shelf either.

[Keith Tedford]

This piece of build sheet was found in the rear seat back in the springs. I've found nothing else in either of our Baltimore built cars. One was a February car and the other was late July. We were at the Grand Island Northern Chevelle gathering on the weekend and some people had copies of their build sheets on display. I enjoy the history almost as much as the cars themselves.