The "build sheet" - - that all-important piece of paper that documents the authenticity of your car. The build sheet was also known as the 'broadcast sheet' and was used to specify such things as body color, interior color, trim level, and optional equipment. If you are lucky enough to have the build sheet for your car, you have a significant piece of documentation for your car.

To find your build sheet will not be easy since Chrysler placed the build sheet in different places in different years. For instance, in 1959, it was taped to the back of the glove box. High and dry in that location, the 1959 build sheets survived well. 1962 was a different story -- it appears the build sheet was tossed in the drivers foot well before the carpet was installed. Sandwiched in this high traffic area which was often wet from rain or snow from the drivers shoes, the 1962 build sheet was usually destroyed from rot and rust.

The following build sheet is from the 1965 model year. Chrysler placed the 1965 build sheets in the upper section of the rear seat, between the foam and the springs. You have to remove the upper section of the rear seat to find it but build sheets from 1965 generally survived well.

The dark circles you see are from the seat springs.

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