Fisher Broadcast Cards

[Canuck]

How about some owners of 68,69 and 72 Hurst Olds chiming in to see where their W45 Or W 46 was located on the Bc. There cannot be anything closer to a fleet order than one of these Olds.

[442w30]

Hmmm....

[72xw30]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 442w30</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do those for Chevys look like this?

I ask because this is for an Olds and there's a field for COPO, which I understand to be a Chevy-only ordering channel.

I suspect Fisher used the same broadcast cards for all the brands, hence the COPO reference but I dunno....anyone?</div></div>

Diego,

I pulled out the pictured Olds broadcast card for the lady that was selling the car in Toronto about 2 years ago. I'll never forget her name, Antonella! Yes, it was also me who ripped the broadcast card while I was retrieving it from the inside of the car. I showed her where another one located after I had visually seen it with my eyes. I didn't want to rip a second broadcast card for such a rare car.

Cheers,

Sam

[StealthBird]

I have a 1969 Firebird Body Broadcast and a Chassis Broadcast sheet:

Body Broadcast

Line 7 - box marked HIGHWAY (OR COPO FRONT) TIRES, with all the individual boxes for tire type.
Line 8 had a box labeled F &amp; SO OR COPO NO.

Chassis Broadcast

Line 7 - same as above (tires)

Mike

[442w30]

Thanks, Sam and Mike.

[Verne_Frantz]

Just for added interest, here is a sheet from a 1960 Impala convertible built at Los Angeles. It also had the COPO/F&amp;SO field on the form.
Verne

[442w30]

Thanks - that item says &quot;Chev&quot; in the upper left.

[Verne_Frantz]

Yes, that's the ID of the form that Chevy created, dated 7-'59

Verne