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Were all build sheets on the Left or Right side of the gas tank or were they on both sides? The 67 I have now has the build sheet on the left side, you can see it. I have has some 67's that the build sheets were on the Right side.
Last edited by Mike Terry; May 5, 2016 at 08:27 PM.
Were all build sheets on the Left or Right side of the gas tank or were they on both sides? The 67 I have now has the build sheet on the left side, you can see it. I have has some 67's that the build sheets were on the Right side.
It seems to me like you answered your own question, Mike!
Were all build sheets on the Left or Right side of the gas tank or were they on both sides? The 67 I have now has the build sheet on the left side, you can see it. I have has some 67's that the build sheets were on the Right side.
My 1967 has it on the left side. This is generally the side I see them on, but as others have said, the GM line worker probably didn't really care.
Have you read the book "Rivet Head"?? It is a story about a line worker for the GM factory in Flint, Michigan. Very interesting story. And yes, a BAC of 0.15 was not out of line during the work shift.
I worked in the South Chicago/Gary Indiana steel mills about this same time (late 1960's). I can attest to very similar experiences going on at the mills as Rivet Head reported at GM Flint.
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