Jesse6869
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Bought a 1967 coronet of a member here while ago. Just checked and found the broadcast sheet so now my question is the preservation of it. What his the best way? I was thinking laminating it.
Preservation of broadcast sheet
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Make a half dozen copies and put the original in the sleeve and store it in a safe place. (like a lock box or a safe) You can fold a copy for the glove box or your notebook.
I bought a Galen Govier option book but decoding is not a exact science unless you are a professional. There's a reason why he charges for the ones he does.
69Coronetrt
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The top line is administrative: Sales order number, VIN plus sales codes for the interior trim and stripe
Generally, lines 2-5 correspond to the three digit sales codes. (these tell you 'what' the car received. )
Lines 6 and 7 contain 2-3 digit assembly or part number codes for the specific assembly our part number for the application (these numbers tell you the 'which' or exactly what your car was built with. Which assembly, which part, etc.)
Generally, lines 2-5 correspond to the three digit sales codes. (these tell you 'what' the car received. )
Lines 6 and 7 contain 2-3 digit assembly or part number codes for the specific assembly our part number for the application (these numbers tell you the 'which' or exactly what your car was built with. Which assembly, which part, etc.)
JimCoronette
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DO NOT LAMINATE IT!
Get a non acid sleeve from Staples or Office Max.
Scan it so you can make copies in the future.
Store it with other valuable documents. Treat it like the original Declaration of Independence.
Get a non acid sleeve from Staples or Office Max.
Scan it so you can make copies in the future.
Store it with other valuable documents. Treat it like the original Declaration of Independence.
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