Buildsheet found for my 67 FB

[stangonline]

You guys see anything that makes it ultra rare? Thought I would check before I start resto-modding it


I had to put the pieces together and scan it though

http://www.restomodplus.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=40

Jeff

 

[geostang351]

There is no way to read it that small. Can you enlarge it or scan it to a .pdf file so we can magnify it?

 

[stangonline]

I can make a larger version when I get home, but if you click on that picture, it does enlarge - and I can read it but maybe it has something to do with the res I am running? Try clicking it? You can also rightclick and save it to your HD, where you can then zoom in on it.

Jeff

 

[stirling33]

Where in the car did you find the build sheet?

 

[stangonline]

Previous owner found it. I got it in an envelope, in pieces. Was either under the dash or under the carpet, Im guessing. Does it make a difference?

Jeff

 

[geostang351]

He's probably looking for his. I found mine wrapped/taped to the wire loom behind the dash.

 

[stangonline]

Are they usually in this bad of condition?

 

[geostang351]

Mine looks just like that (although, I've missed placed it for now and can't find it).

 

[DarkoStoj]

He's probably looking for his. I found mine wrapped/taped to the wire loom behind the dash.

more detailed?

 

[stirling33]

He's probably looking for his. I found mine wrapped/taped to the wire loom behind the dash.

Exactly I am going to replace the interior this weekend so I am hoping to get lucky and find somesort of documentation.

 

[geostang351]

It can also be located under the seat attached with tape or under the carpet.

 

[jcode68]

Location may vary depending on the plant. My 68 was built in the New Jersey plant and I found my build sheet behind the dash, taped to the wiring harness. I got lucky and it was completely in tact and very legible. I was so thrilled to find it, was like buried treasure or something! If your car has been restored by a PO, odds may be against you finding it, but good luck.