Where did you find it?

[Zapa]

I'm very intrested in hearing about the different locations of your Broadcast Sheets. I found 3 broadcast sheets in 3 of my cars, all were built in the same factory and all were in different places.

So where was your car built? and where did you find your build sheet?

69 Roadrunner- Lynch Rd, build sheet was behind the back rest of the rear seat on the drivers side. (Best condition ive ever seen one in)
68 Satellite Convert-Lynch Rd, -Under passenger seat between springs and cushin, (Noticed little pieces flying around one day while driving with the top down.)
71 Cuda'-Lynch Rd, Behind Drivers side bucket seat back cover. (was in poor condition from people sitting in the seat so much)
64 Fury 426 wedge- Looked in vien and never found one, this was one of the most interesting cars I ever owned, 426 street wedge with factory tow package, 4:10 posi. I was told by the son of the original owner that this car was special ordered by his father to tow their camper easily up hills and not overheat. I would have loved to seen the sheet for it. That car would flat out scat.
The others I had I cant say I ever looked. Most were C and A bodies or modestly equipped with 318's and such so I didn't really care at the time I guess.
Had both 69 and 70 sport furys, 68 chrysler 300, 74 New Yorker, and 72 charger that I never sought the build sheets in.

 

[69hemibeep]

All waded up and stuffed under the drivers seat. I had to steam it open.

 

[V269]

I've owned my car for 31 year's and have never found one anywhere. Looked every place except in the head liner because I did not want to rip out the original one as it is still in very good shape. This is also a Lynch Road car which mean's it simply may not have had a build sheet. :huh:

 

[John69RR]

The Sport Satellite I had in high school and my Road Runner both had them under the rear seat. My RR is a St. Louis car.

 

[Basketcase]

I have yet to find a sheet in any of my cars. my runner is a St Louis car.

 

[moparchris]

Of all the cars I have owned, I have only found 4 all of them were in the upper seat back of the back seat. Just recently i found 2 build sheets on my 68 Chrysler New Yorker under the front bumper brackets.

 

[Roadcuda]

I haven't found one on my RR as of yet. I know that the interior has been replaced so I suspect that if the car had one it was never put back in with the new material. My '65 Barracuda had one under that back seat, while for my '64 I got a copy of it from Chrysler Historical.

 

[abodybill]

Well with me having this car for 35 years back then I didn't care about a broadcast sheet.

It was there and under the bottum of the rear seat and mine is a St.Louis built car.

To tell the truth with the original engine and 4 speed gone :drive: I'm redoing this car as the way I would have bought it.

 

[sam z]

I pulled my seats out and never found anything. Mine is probably long gone.

 

[roadrunnerh]

'68 Road Runner under the rear seat.

 

[droptop]

Every car I have ever had, has had a build sheet and it was always in the rear seat springs. Either under the bottom, or behind the back. Only one car had the wrong sheet for that car.

 

[ACME A12]

Nothing for my A12. Still haven't completely ripped out the headliner though.

Most of the ones that I have found in other cars have been behind the back seat.

 

[69hemibeep]

Nothing for my A12. Still haven't completely ripped out the headliner though.

Most of the ones that I have found in other cars have been behind the back seat.

You don't even have backward arm rests, why would they put a broadcast sheet in it. :jester:

 

[ACME A12]

Nothing for my A12. Still haven't completely ripped out the headliner though.

You don't even have backward arm rests, why would they put a broadcast sheet in it. :jester:

"Broadcast Sheet Delete" :basketcase:

:jester:

 

[moparchris]

Nothing for my A12. Still haven't completely ripped out the headliner though.

Most of the ones that I have found in other cars have been behind the back seat.

They used Jedi mind powers to assemble Bambi! Or weed.

 

[ACME A12]

Nothing for my A12. Still haven't completely ripped out the headliner though.

Most of the ones that I have found in other cars have been behind the back seat.

They used Jedi mind powers to assemble Bambi! Or weed.

Weed might explain a few things... :basketcase:

 

[KS69RdRnnr]

my roadrunner didnt have one, the previous owner(s) have felt the need to remove interiors and change them into God awful disasters.. still workin on that :leave:

 

[mcmopar]

My first runner's build sheet was on the underside the driver's seat between the bulap and the springs.

 

[droptop]

68 Satellite Convert-Lynch Rd,

???? I thought all convertibles were built in St. Louis.

 

[69hemibeep]

Here is mine I had to steam it to flatten it out kinda crispy :yesnod: