Restoring 1969 dodge dart GTS after 24 years
An early 70 built car might have had a 69 sheet used. I have found that you can never rule out anything. Do you still have the fender tag? If you do then you can post it here for some decoding.
I'm also working on a 69 GTS that has been sitting for 42 years. It has only 10,000 miles on the odometer. I bought it from a friend's estate 2 years ago.
When I went looking for the broadcast sheet I only found a partial sheet behind the top of the back seat. Mice has eaten the lower 1/3 of it. They also chewed a few holes in the head liner above the sun visors. There I found small pieces of the broadcast sheet sticking out of the holes.
Go under the dash and check the back side of the glove box liner. I found a second broadcast sheet taped to the back of the cardboard liner. It was in perfect condition. This is a common location to find then in A-bodies.
An early 70 built car might have had a 69 sheet used. I have found that you can never rule out anything. Do you still have the fender tag? If you do then you can post it here for some decoding.
I'm also working on a 69 GTS that has been sitting for 42 years. It has only 10,000 miles on the odometer. I bought it from a friend's estate 2 years ago.
When I went looking for the broadcast sheet I only found a partial sheet behind the top of the back seat. Mice has eaten the lower 1/3 of it. They also chewed a few holes in the head liner above the sun visors. There I found small pieces of the broadcast sheet sticking out of the holes.
Go under the dash and check the back side of the glove box liner. I found a second broadcast sheet taped to the back of the cardboard liner. It was in perfect condition. This is a common location to find then in A-bodies.