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Old 03-04-2013, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Eric71T37 View Post
I found exactly what you describe in that precise location on my Pontiac-built '71 T-37. I have had the entire car apart with the exception of the fuel tank. In your experience, OPH, do Pontiac plant A-bodies not have a build sheet above the tank?
All paperwork was supposed to be removed and thrown away.

The fact that any was left in the car was simply because it was easier to leave it where it landed than it was to remove it - which is why you often find paperwork with tar sprayed over it, screws shot through it, etc.

As I mentioned in post #25 I found the build sheet over the fuel tank in my Pontiac built '65 GTO - thankfully. It's the only build sheet I've ever found in any of my collector cars.

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