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MYRTLE BEACH, SC - USA
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Vette(s): 1978 Silver Anniversary
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1978 Pace Car VIN 2324 L82/M21
Cool! Who did she get it from?
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Vette(s): #1-1974 L-48 4spd Cp Med Red Metallic/Black deluxe int w/AC/tilt/tele./p/w-p/b/
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hunt4cleanair said: Cool! Who did she get it from?
NCRS, of course! Gotta get that little discount, don't-cha know?

Looking forward to diggin into it.

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MYRTLE BEACH, SC - USA
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Vette(s): 1978 Silver Anniversary
NCRS Five-Star Bowtie
50th Corvette Anniversary Display, Nashville, TN
1978 Pace Car VIN 2324 L82/M21
Adams' Apple said:
NCRS, of course! Gotta get that little discount, don't-cha know?
Looking forward to diggin into it.
hunt4cleanair said: Cool! Who did she get it from?
NCRS, of course! Gotta get that little discount, don't-cha know?

Looking forward to diggin into it.

Eric has been extremely helpful with information that shaped this correctly for the C3 market. I had another vendor say he was impressed with the coil binder that was an Eric recommendation.
I set up a buildsheet blog as well. I get common questions from various sources and thought it might be instructive for readers or enthusiasts have one source where it would serve as a FAQ type source.
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F4Gary said: Why does it start with 1973?
The model year 1973 was the first year the GMAD buildsheet (General Motors Assembly Division) used the landscape style buildsheet for the Corvette. We know that 1973 was the year we see the GMAD manifest glued to gas tanks. Before 1973, Corvette assembly was under the management of the Chevrolet Motor Division.

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I have been following this thread with great interest. It Appears that Tom has done an excellent job of putting the information together that is not available from GM.
Who knew that 40+ years later that anybody would care anything about these cars.
Unfortunately, the book won't do much good for my 72
but I did find the build sheet on top of my tank and it is in very good (readable) condition.
I have removed and preserved it.
Dean

Unfortunately, the book won't do much good for my 72


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TargaBlue72 said: I have been following this thread with great interest. It Appears that Tom has done an excellent job of putting the information together that is not available from GM.
Who knew that 40+ years later that anybody would care anything about these cars.
Unfortunately, the book won't do much good for my 72
but I did find the build sheet on top of my tank and it is in very good (readable) condition.
I have removed and preserved it.
Dean

Unfortunately, the book won't do much good for my 72


Dean
Thanks Dean...but than you have a 72!


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"The new Build Sheet Book is here!!! The new Build Sheet Book is here!!! The new Build Sheet Book is here!!!"

Got mine yesterday....interesting reading! Thanks, Tom, for doing this.

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Adams' Apple said:
"The new Build Sheet Book is here!!! The new Build Sheet Book is here!!! The new Build Sheet Book is here!!!"
"The new Build Sheet Book is here!!! The new Build Sheet Book is here!!! The new Build Sheet Book is here!!!"
Geez...where did you retrieve that Steve Martin photo from? But that's what he said...well sorta.

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