old truck history?

[68 TT]

Originally Posted by Keith Seymore

You guys are pretty close, but there are a few nuances I'd like to address:

...As a result, any area where components were built up remotely and then conveyed to the main line in sequence are fair game for build sheets and build sequence number notations: front and rear axle, engines, transmissions, seats, front end sheetmetal, etc.

K

I found one by chance working on a friends Nova while we had it up on the lift. I had the shop light in my hand and happened to get good light down the inside of the tail end of the subframe rail. Found a perfect build sheet rolled up and tucked in there about a foot back. Survived in there for 20 years undamaged.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by 68 TT

I found one by chance working on a friends Nova while we had it up on the lift. I had the shop light in my hand and happened to get good light down the inside of the tail end of the subframe rail. Found a perfect build sheet rolled up and tucked in there about a foot back. Survived in there for 20 years undamaged.

This is the one off the tank of my Pontiac Michigan built GTO.

Admittedly they hold up pretty well on a five thousand mile vehicle.

K