I'm hoping to establish a good data base for good places to look for build sheets. There's a a few great disscusions in Tag Team about the wheres and whys of placements of build sheets by factory workers. If you have found yours, please provide some knowledge:

What year Chevelle?

What Plant?

Where was it?

YEAR :1971 Chevelle "Malibu"

PLANT: Kansas City Missouri

WHERE WAS IT : Under the back seat springs

1970
Atlanta
on the gas tank and driver seat bottom

Year? '70 Chevelle

Plant? Van Nuys

Where? Above the gas tank

1972
Arlington
under tar paper,below driver seat

1969
Framingham, Mass.
Under Rear Seat

1972
Baltimore
Under Rear Seat

70 Malibu conv
Baltimore plant
Under rear seat (approximately 1/2 to 1in had been torn loose from the right side of the sheet, and was missing. 90-95% of info was intact)

68 El Camino
Freemont Plant
under Drivers door panel

64 Chevelle
Fremont
Under the bottom back seat

65 SS Convert
Fremont
under tar paper,below driver seat

71 Malibu
Kansas City
in Glove box, someone else already found it on top of gas tank :p

1971 Chevelle Malibu

Van Nuys

One was under driver side of bench seat in the springs (this one was pretty torn up and brittle). 50% or less was readable.

One was on top of gas tank (tank must have been removed before I owned it because there was only a very small corner section stuck in the tar).

One was folded up in the rear seat back between the seat cover and foam (this one is in perfect shape - like brand new).

70 chevelle
Arlington
under right pillar mldg (windshield post)

1972 SS 454
Baltimore
Under pass side rear seat hog-ringed to the seat frame

1969 Malibu
Fremont
under tar layer, below drivers feet

1971

Arlington Plant

Under sound deadener, passenger side floor board

I'm hoping to establish a good data base for good places to look for build sheets. There's a a few great disscusions in Tag Team about the wheres and whys of placements of build sheets by factory workers. If you have found yours, please provide some knowledge:

What year Chevelle?

What Plant?

Where was it?

maybe we should also add:which side of car was it on? drivers or pass?

72 El Camino
KC
Gas Tank

68
kansas
taped to inside of drivers side fender, still there.

72 chevelle
Oshawa
under rear seat, 2x8 piece of paper

The guy I bought my 69 from found a partial interior broadcast sheet behind the drivers back panel

Kansas


Still looking for build sheet in all these new places I'm seeing here! I've got a lot of work to do!

This is the only thing I've been able to find.
1966.
Passenger bucket bottom springs.
Fremont.
Still hoping to find the complete build sheet, but I don't have many more places to look.

Anyone else ever find one that looks like this?

Dave

This is the only thing I've been able to find.
1966.
Passenger bucket bottom springs.
Fremont.
Still hoping to find the complete build sheet, but I don't have many more places to look.

Anyone else ever find one that looks like this?

Dave

Dave

That does not appear to be an Interior broadcast sheet like I have seen many many times from Fremont, Calif. built 66's :noway: the info. listed is similar, but honestly that looks like something somebody just wrote on and put in the seat.. and please don't think I am saying you have bogus doc., it just has no signs of being a real broadcast sheet.. If you look at my web site below and click on teh hyperlink for broadcast sheet, you will what is typical. I have seen other bizarre broadcast sheets for 66's.. but they all have had some recogizable way of showing they were circa 1965/66 on the paper itself.. not just aged..did you find this in an otherwise SURVIVOR untouched car??

interesting...

Here is all the places I have found build sheets in GM cars (mostly A-bodies)

Under the carpet in the front or rear foot wells

In the springs of the front or backseat (the back seat it can be in bottom or top)

Behind either door panel

Above the headliner (this a more of a late model location)

Above the gas tank

I have!

1970 Chevelle
Built in Kansas City
Sold new in Tigard Oregon
Sewn into rear seat bottom.

Hi jimmy. I found 3 so far. one under the rear seat springs.( back seat) One on a inside door panel stuck to it. Then another all balled up under my bench seat.

Mike,
Sent you a PM.

Dave

What year Chevelle? 1969

What Plant? Baltimore

Where was it? Under Rear Seat, and another glued to the driver side metal frame bucket seat under the seat bun.

Hi jimmy. I found 3 so far. one under the rear seat springs.( back seat) One on a inside door panel stuck to it. Then another all balled up under my bench seat.

What factory/ies?

'70 El Camino SS
Baltimore
Under bucket seat springs

No way of ever knowing, but I'd be interested in knowing what percentage of cars left the factory with a broadcast sheet somewhere in the car versus those cars that left the factory without and "documentation". Those of us who have a legitimit broadcast sheet are very lucky, indeed.

Canadian built 1970 Chevelle SS "Line Tag"

One behind passenger bucket seat

Two on on the corner of the bottom of rear seat

Zero under the gas tank

I'd be interested in knowing what percentage of cars left the factory with a broadcast sheet somewhere in the car versus those cars that left the factory without and "documentation". Those of us who have a legitimit broadcast sheet are very lucky, indeed.

well if your asking about 68's .... ;)

I know of only Two build sheets :eek:

an only a very small number of broadcast sheets have been found

remember it was an accident for this stuff to be left behind as the car was being built :yes:

1969 Chevelle SS396
Built at Atlanta Plant
build sheet was rolled up in the springs under the back seat

Two 1969 Chevelles.
Baltimore built.
No build sheets.

1970
Baltimore
under the rear seat

1971 Chevelle
Arlington, Tx
on top of gas tank

1970 SS396 Chevelle
Atlanta, Ga
Bottom of rear seat

I found two of mine and one for someone elses car.