Window sticker and build sheets

[Blu427]

I expect everyone saved their window sticker, but what about the build sheets?
I have restored some '60s cars and their value is dramatically increased if you have
the original build sheets.
The factory used to insert them in the springs of the back seat when the build was complete.
When I restored my '63 Split Window I tore the car apart looking for them, but they were gone.
I had dealer pull mine and keep for me.

 

[Murray20c8]

Someone on mid said they found them under the rh floor mat.
I didn't get mine.

 

[gone]

Good advice "Blu427". I'll email my dealer today and ask mine be saved.

 

[ABC]

Someone on mid said they found them under the rh floor mat.
I didn't get mine.

Same here. I have window sticker and the shipping car cover but no build sheet. I think that we may be able to get reprints from the museum? I know they do window stickers for sure.

 

[C8Jake]

mine were in the trunk

Build Sheets & Window Stickers – National Corvette Museum

www.corvettemuseum.org

 

[NOSOUPFORU]

Got mine

 

[AxeZ06]

original build sheets.
The factory used to insert them in the springs of the back seat when the build was complete.

FYI. Actually, each unit has a dozen, or more build sheets. In plant, they're called "the teletype".
The seats were built in the "cushion room". Once finished, they're placed in a bucket, or tray that takes them to the assembly line. It's in the cushion room where the sheet is placed in the seat spring, so it can be mated to the right car, bearing an exact teletype. Many of them survived because the seat installer didn't tear it out, even tho he was supposed to. Every engine had one on it too, before the mating. So did transmissions, dashboards, etc etc.
There would be at least 4 at all times on the outside. One on every corner.
If you ever get a chance to walk the line with your build, you could get them all.