67 broadcast sheet from under rear seat
 

I have a broadcast sheet that matches my serial number for the car. It is a series of blocks with numbers and letters.

seq no. model trim i understand this set.
430 24217 223

78 79 80
ea ba la


82 84 85
aa bg ad


86 87
bb bb

options a
39-51

options c
60

options d
10 33 55

trans m
40

I do not know or understand what the above codes mean. Any help would be appreciated
Thanks, Dan

Options for the car:

The bottom:

M40 - TH400 tranny

D55 - console
D33 - outside mirror?
D10 - ?

C60- AC

A39 - Deluxe lap belts?
A51 -Maybe AS1 ?

The others may be for the codes they would use on the buildsheet under those numbers?

:confused:

Can you scan the paper?

:)

D10 - rear arm rest

:)

Thank you, and yes I will scan. Paper is delicate and writing is light, but I will try it

A 51= Front Bucket seat

A39 - Seat Belts - Custom F & R
A51 - Strato Bucket Seats (standard)
C60 - Air Conditioning
D10 - Rear Arm Rests (standard)
D33 - Mirror - Outside LH Remote
D55 - Console
M40 - Turbo 400 trans

Mike

Attached is a scan of the paper

Thanks for the scan.

:)

Wouldn't have the torn off piece?
(wondering what the sheet was called)

I think sheets like this are rare to find in a car.

:)

They are supposed to be thrown away, during the general cleanup at the end of final line.

Often it's easier to just leave them in place and build the car up around them.

That's why they often have paint or sealer on them or a screw shot through them.

K

the first line at the top has the letters SO
the second line at the top has the word BROADC, broadcast I assume

car was built in Freemont, CA