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This photo can be viewed in 3D, using the cross eye method.
http://www.kula3d.com/how-to-use-the...ed-method.html

kenpeindl

The build sheet will show the date that assembly began.
http://www.corvettemuseum.org/learn/...ndow-stickers/

ZR1Bob

I was told that the date on the build sheet is the date the sheet was created so the actual production date of the car could be a few days or a week later. My '95s build sheet date was Friday 3/31/1995 so I always assumed that my car was built in the first or second week of April. ZR-1 production ceased about the third or possibly fourth week in April and we all (about 300 ZR-1s) went down to Bowling Green to celebrate the production of the last ZR-1 and its trip to its permanent home in the National Corvette Museum on Friday April 28, but the car had actually been produced a few days earlier. --Bob

WVZR-1

Since your build sheet is dated 3/31 it might be interesting to check the "Certification Label" on the drivers door and see what it mentions. I would think 4/95 but I've never compared the two dates, if it's 3/95 then the Certification Label is just a recreation from the build sheet.

ZR1Bob

Didn't think of that but it's too late: Last February Warp Ten went on to another owner with whom I have not had any contact since purchase. Maybe it will come back to Marc as he lives in the Chicago area; I will try to remember to ask if Marc tells me it is there. --Bob

ZR-71

Mine was built on 7/2/91 and the door sticker says 7/91

WVZR-1

Car was "built" OR BUILD SHEET initiated and is dated 7/2/91?

I'd think that's quite so (and expected) likely but the BUILD SHEET DATED 3/31 would have been the "interesting" one. If it had a 3/95 then the Certification Label is just run from the initial date of the build sheet. If it had a 4/95 then it could be assumed that the "ACTUAL BUILD" was done in 4/95 (day of month undetermined).

ZR-71

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