1969 Camaro Broadcast Sheet preservation/ restoration

[Fixer]

Hi all, I’m new to the forum, but not new to Camaros and restorations.
Are the any recommendations for broadcast sheet restoration/ conservation?
Any source to decode it? I can clearly read the engine, trans, build date, vin, etc.
It’s a Van Nuys 1969 and is all numbers matching, but no engine.
Got the NCRS report sold new at Jack Head Chevrolet in California.
Thanks for any help or info.

[Rsconv68]

I would post a picture or 2.

[Fixer]

Try again

[Mr70]

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[Fixer]

Thank you!

[1967 4K]

Where did you locate that paperwork on the car?

[Fixer]

On top of the gas tank, drivers side. I've only unfolded the one spot and stopped there as I saw what I needed to see. I don't want to go further and ruin it any more than it is.

[scuncio]

Cool car! Does it still have its black/yellow CA license plates?

[Fixer]

Originally Posted by scuncio

Cool car! Does it still have its black/yellow CA license plates?

Thank you, Yes! Original plates. The car had been out of the system since the 80's. I wasn't able to title it to the original plates as the title was lost by the previous owner. But I am able to register the original plates as YOM (Year of Manufacture) plates so they will be back on the car.



I can't wait to go back to the original Cortez Silver.

[Lynn]

Wow. Congrats. There are guys on here who can decode most, if not all of that build sheet. If guys here can't figure something out, there is always CRG.

I have never seen an article on how to best remove the build sheet.