04-06 build sheets

[gtoric]

Has anyone here ever located a manifest sheet for an '04-'06 GTO? I've never seen one, and I don't know if they have ever been found in a car.

[Verdoro 68]

I found one taped to the core support of my '04. A little worse for the wear due to exposure to the elements. Probably still have it somewhere.

[216GTO]

Originally Posted by Verdoro 68

I found one taped to the core support of my '04. A little worse for the wear due to exposure to the elements. Probably still have it somewhere.

I’ll have to check the core support when I dig the car out of winter hibernation. I’ve heard the build sheets were hiding under the rear seats, front seats, under the carpeting and under the dash. I did check under the rear seats but that’s about as far as I went.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by 216GTO

I’ll have to check the core support when I dig the car out of winter hibernation. I’ve heard the build sheets were hiding under the rear seats, front seats, under the carpeting and under the dash. I did check under the rear seats but that’s about as far as I went.

Welcome aboard and thanks for checking.

Just so you know: sadly the original poster (Eric White) passed away in March of 2016.

K

[216GTO]

Originally Posted by Keith Seymore

Welcome aboard and thanks for checking.

Just so you know: sadly the original poster (Eric White) passed away in March of 2016.

K

So sorry!!

[Keith Seymore]

I would be interested to know what you find.

There should be several: anywhere where the components were built up remotely and then conveyed to the main line in sequence. Your list is pretty comprehensive. I would add, perhaps above the headliner, behind any quarter panel trim, inside the doors and/or above the fuel tank.

At the end of the line they were gathered up and thrown away along with all the other trash: extra screws, coffee cups, love notes, inspection tickets, etc. Any that were covered over were left in place.

Perhaps the guys at Holden were a little more rigorous about that then our dudes here domestically, making them harder to find.

I don't know what Eric had in mind. Probably needed one for his book:

[Keith Seymore]

We still build cars with paper taped to them, even today.

K