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There was a couple forum members awhile back that if provided the vin# had acess to some data base and would run a copy of your build sheet. I kind of wished I had jumped on the band wagon now but at that time I saw these guys were getting flooded with member request for there build sheets and didn't want to be a PITA.
What you need to do is 'edit' the build sheet to include all the new mods and replace it in its spot. Think of the reactionsomeone will have 50 years from now when they find it.
What you need to do is 'edit' the build sheet to include all the new mods and replace it in its spot. Think of the reactionsomeone will have 50 years from now when they find it.
You're right Dan! I could just imagine the Barrett Jackson auction a hundred years from now with the found 758rwhp "mystery" vette!
There was a couple forum members awhile back that if provided the vin# had acess to some data base and would run a copy of your build sheet. I kind of wished I had jumped on the band wagon now but at that time I saw these guys were getting flooded with member request for there build sheets and didn't want to be a PITA.
These are two different things. Any GM dealer can inquire GM's Vehicle Inquiry System (VIS) using the car's VIN to find it's history and build information. Several Forum members here also have access to GM's VIS as you mentioned. While the build information from GM's VIS contains much of the same information that is on the Build Sheet, they are are not one and the same. The Build Sheet is printed at the factory and accompanies the car down the assembly line as it is being built. Below is a pic of an actual C5 Build Sheet.
You can order reproduction copies of you car's actual factory Build Sheet from the National Corvette Museum: Order Forum