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Old 07-22-2018, 12:37 AM
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Ok, here you go, a Body and Chassis broadcast from two different Baltimore GTO's. The Chassis Broadcast is a hardtop, the Body Broadcast is a ragtop, Canadian delivery.

Mike
Thanks for sharing those Mike !

I have a Chassis Sheet from a 69 GTO Vert IV 4spd , but its too blurred to make out very much info from it. Was billed "export" but think it was a U.S. service man buyer and stayed here in the States.

Really looking for like what would be a full buildsheet - like the ones from Arlington and Framingham in 69. Baltimore used the same format in 1970 as they did.

ANY build document is a good document - regardless.

These broadcast sheets are in way too good of condition to have been pulled from hidden points within the car. Such as floorboard, seat springs, gas tank.
Guessing they were provided in some other manner with the car to the owner at purchase point, perhaps.

This GTO Ram4 Vert was all original - unrestored - matching #s .... at least up until 10 years ago . No idea about it now.
Think it was Expresso Brown






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