Jeff78

Last night I was crawling around underneath and seen a scrap of paper sticking out from the heat shield that covers the bottom of the differential and the leaf spring. Removed the shield and there it was, about 70% readable.

Corvette_fetish

COOL! :thumbs: Only 50% of mine survived on my '79, but it's cool to have.

jerryp58

That's :cool: !

Was it attached there or did it somehow land there from on top of the tank?

guppie

:cool: :thumbs: I haven't found mine yet if it's there, Of course I haven't looked real hard yet. :cheers:

70blueshark

Jeff,
Check out this older thread if you need help reading that tank sticker.

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=633190

Jeff78

Jerry, it was intentionally tucked in there, no way it could have just fell in.

72vetteman

You guys kill me from Michigan and Minnesota with your "I seen it" :lol: The rest of the country "saw it". Anyway, I couldnt help but poke fun. I guess someones going to take a crack at the Southeners expressions now.

Fevre

I saw logs but I have seen other things. :p:

PigPen

Hey, I found mine in the same place last week while replacing the 9 leaf with a 7 leaf on my '76. Sadly it was quite oil soaked torn and completely unreadable. Tried to clean only to shred it further. Ended up throwing it away. :sad:

no_radio

Found mine on the gas tank a few years ago...felt pretty lucky, verified the radio delete status of my car. It was in pretty rough shape but I still have it and a couple of copies, just in case.
Jeff

sammyb

I've had 3 C3s and none have had a build sheet (as far as I could tell.) Never dropped the tanks, but looked with a light and telescopic mirror.

Sammy