1968 build sheet

[cool68]

ok guys...tell me where can I find the build sheet for my GT/CS ? :wink:

 

[hcsstang]

Drivers seat in the springs

 

[dalorzo_f]

If you are lucky. San Jose was very good at removing them. The can also be under the carpet, under the dash taped to the wiring, under the rear seat, or wherever the worked stashed it...

AFAIK there was no common place they were "supposed" to be put as they were to be removed as they were considered an assembly line use item not, a document to be kept with the car.

If anyone has a late C code one I'd be very interested in a scan. Marti was supposed to do repros but don't think they have gotten around to it, but you can buy a blank and am considering typing one up for fun...

 

[68sunlitgold]

I have not found one in either of my San Jose cars, coupe or GT/CS.

Doug

 

[J_Speegle]

Out of the hundreds I have from other plans I only have a handful (copies from others and ones I've found) from San Jose. Since that plant used them differently than NJ or Dearborn there is little luck you will find one. At the other plants a copy of the build sheet was attached to subassembles to identify them once they reached the line but at San Jose they marked the parts differently. A copy was attached to the front and rear of the body but these most often ended up in a 55 gallon drum/trash can

Never found them under seat cushions, taped to door panels, or wire looms, all places other plants up them.

I've found them shoved in doors (most of the time they get wet there and leave only crumbs , under front carpet where some worker threw them rather than placing them in the trash or shoved behind the rear quarter trim panels.

Would love to see copies if anyone has found them in the places mentioned above. The buildsheet will still have the wear, marks and folds if they were stored there.

 

[DeadStang]

Out of the hundreds I have from other plans I only have a handful (copies from others and ones I've found) from San Jose. Since that plant used them differently than NJ or Dearborn there is little luck you will find one. At the other plants a copy of the build sheet was attached to subassembles to identify them once they reached the line but at San Jose they marked the parts differently. A copy was attached to the front and rear of the body but these most often ended up in a 55 gallon drum/trash can

Never found them under seat cushions, taped to door panels, or wire looms, all places other plants up them.

I've found them shoved in doors (most of the time they get wet there and leave only crumbs , under front carpet where some worker threw them rather than placing them in the trash or shoved behind the rear quarter trim panels.

Would love to see copies if anyone has found them in the places mentioned above. The buildsheet will still have the wear, marks and folds if they were stored there.

Not my CS, but my S-code Mach had the sheet in the springs under the driver's seat.

 

[J_Speegle]

Not my CS, but my S-code Mach had the sheet in the springs under the driver's seat.

San Jose S code Mach?

 

[whodat]

I pulled my whole interior apart and never found one. Although the seats were recovered at one time. But as much original paperwork that I have with this car it's not in it.

 

[Jester]

Dalorzo, I have buildsheet for my mid July C code. (171445) Have a look in my garage and you find photos if you can use. /Jesper

 

[dalorzo_f]

Thanks! :smile:

 

[Tim_morrison82]

i saw a CS for sale on here with build sheet. my jaw dropped!

 

[GTCSMustang]

My 428 Cobra Jet High Country Special had a build sheet under the front seat retained by the springs.

Scott