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Very cool Rich. I searched every inch of my Norwood Z to no avail.
Of course, isn't it funny that all the ones that show up on cars for sale are only for L78 or Z/28 cars? Glad we have guys that can spot the fakes. I quit informing sellers when they had bogus docs or a fake trim tag or fake restamped engines, etc. They either play dumb or get pissed. 99% of the time, they already know its faked.
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Fisher Body built the entire body; fabricated, painted, trimmed. As received by Chevrolet final assembly, about 85% of the interior was installed. Broadcast copies did not exist until the body was released to final assembly; at that time they were transmitted to sub-assembly stations and printed. That's why they are not found in seating or behind door panels.
At MCACN a few years ago, retired Norwood workers stated one of the last tasks on the line was to 'de-paper' the unit. They did miss a few [57 cars/hr.] otherwise did a fine job of removing them. http://www.camaros.org/assemblyprocess.shtml
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Here's one from a Norwood Pace Car I owned.
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Interesting William. Weren't they building Firebirds at the Van Nuys plant as well? |
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I am not totally correct - See below
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Besides being produced at the Lordstown plant starting in 1967, some Firebirds were also built in Van Nuys and Norwood beginning in 1968.
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Firebird production moved to Norwood April, 1969. Camaro production was shut down April 4-13.
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He's still in denial. Even after I pointed out some of the errors.
"They are not reproductions, they are copies of the originals. The originals will go to the new owner." Just a lawsuit waiting to happen....
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can anyone tell me where I can go to decipher a body broadcast sheet for 67-69 Camaro and Chevelle?
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I also don't see any pics of trim tag, carb stamp, engine stamp, etc.
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