Is anybody missing his built-sheet?
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Pro
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Salzburg Austria
Is anybody missing his built-sheet?
Almost 2 years ago, when I bought my first Corvette, I found a strange built-sheet in it. It was hidden under the cover of the steering column, behind the gauges. Here is the picture:
Then I started this thread.
Lot´s of comments were writen, but we didn´t find the associated owner.
So 2 years later I thought I should try it again. It´s hardly to read:
Ident.No. 332689
Date Received: 70/05/09
Model: 19467 (so it´s a convertible)
Birdgehampton
I would be glad if we could find the associated car and owner!
Regards from Austria, Günther
Then I started this thread.
Lot´s of comments were writen, but we didn´t find the associated owner.
So 2 years later I thought I should try it again. It´s hardly to read:
Ident.No. 332689
Date Received: 70/05/09
Model: 19467 (so it´s a convertible)
Birdgehampton
I would be glad if we could find the associated car and owner!
Regards from Austria, Günther
Pro
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 613
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From: Fleetwood PA
Looks like it says 454 turbo jet, so it must be for an 1970,and it's in great shape. That would be great to find the original owner. Strange that the date is backwards.....My 68 has the date in the usual order (MM/DD/YYYY) did they change that? Also date of production looks like all zeros. Maybe they do that for foreign orders?
Last edited by whitehause; Mar 26, 2010 at 05:32 PM.
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Good of you to post this. Sorry do not mean to hyjack but new here...have searched but still looking.....how do I get access to the top of my '77 gas tank to see (snow ***** chance in hell I know) if the build sheet if still there?
michael
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Kalispell MT
I've previously seen a "1970 Corvette Registry" but the link I had archived to it no longer works. It was a listing by serial number where owners could post their info. If anyone knows if this is still in operation it might be a source to get closer to an owner.
I wish it was the one for my '70...
I wish it was the one for my '70...
Instructor
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 211
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From: Houston Texas
The '70 registry.
http://1970corvetteregistry.org/index.html
There's a link ("Research & Resources) to provide any build sheets or other info. I'm still hoping that some day I'll get someone from out of the blue emailing me that he's got mine...
http://1970corvetteregistry.org/index.html
There's a link ("Research & Resources) to provide any build sheets or other info. I'm still hoping that some day I'll get someone from out of the blue emailing me that he's got mine...
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: long beach California
i am changing out my rear end and the rear plasitc bumper for fiberglass i can see the back and top of my fuel tank but not the front part with the rear bumper removed should the buils hseet be visible or do i have to remove the tanks to find it?
