I fixed that, it's a 69 SS 396
Score!!! Kinda
I was putting the body back on my frame today when I spotted what looked like a piece of paper on the fuel tank. Well you know I removed the fuel tank an carefully removed what was left of the build sheet. Not a whole lot left but with careful brushing I was able to clean it up enough to see some of the options and the all important Z code indicating it is a SS. Not sure if I have any added value but a partial sheet has to be better then none at all.
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I haven't found any on the inside but haven't really looked. Where are you finding them? I have no idea what dealer it came from but I sure wish I did. I think it spent it's life in MA. I have a title from MA and contacted the owner but he couldn't tell me anything about the person he bought it from but believed he was in MI now.Nice. Those full framingham sheets are so hard to find. If you found any in the interior, were they the far left side of the sheet (about 2 inches wide)? That is all I seem to find in 69 chevelles from Framingham I look in. I really need to start dropping some of the gas tanks on these cars since they are in junkyard and mostly accessible. Thanks for posting a picture of yours. Do you know what dealer it came from?
Being in New England, it is hard to find build sheets in any condition!
Warren
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