1975 Buildsheet

[Peter S.]

I'm looking for either a blank tank sticker or a very legible one for a 1975 corvette. If I'm not mistaken, they are either very similar or identical from '74-'76.


I've had mine for years, but most is illegible. But, if I knew what each box was, I may be able to piece together more information.


I can just make out the dealer zone (48) and code (268), which I've already confirmed with my shipping report from Mr. Sinor. Naturally, the dealer is unknown in NCRS, and only a few letters here and there are legible on my build sheet.

Any help is appreciated.

Peter

[Mike F.]

Re: 1975 Buildsheet

Does this help?

http://www.hunt4cleanair.net/Articles/authentication.pdf

[Peter S.]

Re: 1975 Buildsheet

Does this help?
http://www.hunt4cleanair.net/Article...entication.pdf

That is excellent, thank you. Tom did a great job. I was just thumbing through that issue of the Restorer, I cannot believe I missed it.

Peter

[Reba W.]

Re: 1975 Buildsheet

Tom Russo, author of The Restorer article referenced, has just published a book on the evolution of Order Copies and Build Sheets for 1973-82. It can be obtained from the NCRS store https://www.ncrs.org/shop/index.php?...roducts_id=536

[Peter S.]

Re: 1975 Buildsheet

Tom Russo, author of The Restorer article referenced, has just published a book on the evolution of Order Copies and Build Sheets for 1973-82. It can be obtained from the NCRS store https://www.ncrs.org/shop/index.php?...roducts_id=536

Reba, have you perused Tom's book? I went ahead and purchased it, I hope it lives up to my expectations.

Peter

[Tom R.]

Re: 1975 Buildsheet

Peter

Your review could be the first formal review. I caught your personal note and responded. You'll see that the book features a 1975 set of build records but its manifest was rather illegible.

I also started a buildsheet blog due to common questions that come up. Feel free to comment at it with questions.

http://buildsheet.hunt4cleanair.net/