Both very important in documenting a car but not the same.Īny proposed updates, changes, pictures, and/or corrections, please use our comment section below (may need to click on to access comments feature). So, two different documents with two very different coding systems. You can also use these codes to detail the components on your car. The Broadcast Sheet can also provide authentication for a car. It is true that if you decode them properly, you can determine basically the same info… engine, trans, options, wheels, etc. The only similarities between the two would be the basics like VIN, trim/paint colors & key codes. The Billing History used the sales codes. Also, look for a new feature on the WebSite for Broadcast Sheets…… Decoding.Ī: The Body Broadcast Sheet was coded according to supplier component codes and Fisher Body codes. you a ‘blank- copy’ to fill out & return. Let us know if you do find the Broadcast Sheet the codes listed on it are useful in our research. Some found under the sound-deadner are actually ‘bonded’ to the oil-based underlayment so…keep the whole thing, its still readable. ….One other ‘tip’…if and when you DO find the B’Cast Sheet…handle with care as it is usually very brittle. ![]() Under the Instrument Panel Pad (usually only partial) floor panīetween the seat covers and the seat cushion…only look if cover is bad!īehind Rear Qtr. Under the carpet underlayment (sound-deadner)…pass.cmprtmt. ![]() Under Rear-Seat (Upper Half).sometimes stuck in springsīetween track assy and seat assy on Passenger-side front seat Also, its not uncommon to find a Broadcast Sheet in your car for the car built BEFORE yours… Remember, to the Line-Worker, this was just a piece of paper !Ĭommon Locations for Body Broadcast Sheet: I have found though, that MOST ’68’s built at the Lordstown, OH plant will have at least one (sometimes 4) full or partial B’Cast Sheets still within the car (provided that the car was never restored). Once the car was complete, there was no other purpose for this sheet so, it usually was not left with the car. What is the body broadcast copy and where can I find one for my car? Are the codes similar to the billing history?Ī: The Body Broadcast Sheet was used in the assy plant as a way for the line- worker to easily recognize which component, accessory, engine, etc.
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