The build sheet, that is.

 

We could see it by using a mirror and a light.  We didn’t have to drop the tank all the way down.  Just enough the reach in and pull it out.  Fortunately it wasn’t stuck very tight, kind of crumpled up.  It was very brittle and we did tear the lower left corner, but no harm.  It is in very good condition as you can read all the letters and numbers. 

 

I have taken a few more pictures in the link below.  The new fender is ready to be installed and all of the metal trim pieces are ready for paint.  Still have to work on all the seams.  Progress seems slow as Gordy is working on two other Vetts.

 http://s1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd495/TargaBlue72/Progress%20TargaBlue72/

 

Dean, glad to see the car making progress! Its really neat when you find the build sheet! Its like solving a mystery! I know it was cool finding mine. Looking good, I know you can't wait!

Pretty neat to find the build sheet. and it is in really good condition. Nice documentation to have for the car. Found mine for the Pace Car.
Progress looks like it's coming along good.

glad to see you found the build sheet.I bet that fells great! Congrats! As for the body even though it may seem slow, think about the feeling in the spring once its back and your driving down the road! Whoaaaaaaaa what a feeling that will be! Keep it going.
Rodney

Congratz!!!
The 102 is prolly the "job number". I have no idear what the P1 might be.
Zones, and dealer numbers changed quite a few times over the years, but there is a database at NCRS that may have those numbers...I'm looking at it now. If I find them, I re-post.
Feels good to find it(the build sheet), don't it?


Zone 11 Dealer 071
Brigance Chevrolet Sales Inc.
15 North Chicago Avenue
Oak Park, Illinois
60030
No Longer in business, but this info was accurate from at least 1966 to at least 1971.

I just looked at the sheet...notice at the bottom where it says "Trim and color over-ride"!?!? The top says Targa Blue...what color is the interior? Blue and blk were the "recommended" colors. Anything else would have had to be a special order, and then it would have to be "approved" for production. That makes the car a little bit "special". KEWL!
Adams' Apple2011-01-05 20:47:23

Thanks for the info Joel.  It makes sense that it was originaly sold in Oak Brook, IL.  I bought it in Belvidere, IL (Just West of Chicago) in 1973.

Joel.....I forgot to mention that Gordy (the guy painting it) is a member of NCRS and he is going to try and get as much info as he can about the car.  Thanks for your input.