Anyone Ever Seen a Sheet Like This In A Third Gen

[Vintageracer]

Today I found the sheet in the picture under the original carpet of my 1991 Nevada Highway Patrol B4C Camaro when I removed the carpet. Every nut and screw was still in the interior so I can say with confidence that the carpet has never been removed from the car. The paper feel & appearance is very consistent with the paper used by GM for Broadcast Sheets. It appears that this was placed in the car on the assembly line in the spring of 1991.

This sheet says "Kick Out" and has a sequence number, department, car line and VIN area on the corners. The VIN on the sheet has no reference to my car. Anyone ever seen anything like this? This car was built in March 1991 just after the 1st invasion of Iraq.

The Guns say "US Air Power" on one gun and "US Ground Units" on the other.

Anybody care to guess, offer an opinion or a factual answer as to who and why this bit of trivia was placed in the car?

[Fast67VelleN2O]

Wow... Super cool to find!!!

[budnate]

yea that is really cool!, not to side track this but a tid bit from the time, I recall a cartoon picture of Saddam from back then published somewhere and a person was encouraged to ventilate it at the range and mail it to there Embassy, lots of wild stuff back then was done.

B.

[resto4u]

car line P? what GM car would that be?

[al8apex]

P usually = Pontiac

I have copies of all the build sheets of every 1988 1LE ever made, all 6 of them,

there is a C for the Camaros (Chevrolet) and a P for the Firebirds (Pontiac) in the corners:

[x Baldwin Motion]

I'd rather have that paper under my seat than his sister in my rear view mirror.

[mssl72]

Ok, that hairy Rosie picture is killin' me! I've never seen that! Some of you guys find the craziest things. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/haha.gif[/img] [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/haha.gif[/img][img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/haha.gif[/img][img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/haha.gif[/img][img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/haha.gif[/img]

... and very cool under carpet find.