I believe Paul was referring to a sheet which would identify (by his VIN),
the baseline configuration of his truck with all the RPO's with which it
left the factory.
1959 Chevrolet Apache ____ 3100
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From: tcape[SMTP:tcape@weblnk.net]
Reply To: tcape
Sent: Friday, February 19, 1999 12:51 PM
To: oletrucks@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: [oletrucks] Chevy Restoration Package?
Paul, not sure exactly what you mean when you refer to the "build sheet",
but my package came with the complete engineering specifications for '47
trucks of all sizes. Is that what you're referring to?
Tom Caperton
'47 2nd 3100
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From: Hudson29@aol.com
To: oletrucks@autox.team.net
Subject: [oletrucks] Chevy Restoration Package?
> After a long delay, I finally called Chevy for the "Restoration Package"
>which they offer free of charge to owners of older Chevrolet vehicles.
Just
>about a week later, a nice thick package arrived in the mail and I eagerly
>tore through the material Chevy sent looking for the expected "Build
Sheet"
>that would tell me how my truck left the factory. I found three nice full
>color flyers about the new 1999 Chevys, a booklet containing some very
nice
>general info on the '51 models, and another booklet containing some
>restoration resource type material. The much anticipated "Build Sheet" was
>MIA. How about this guys? Did somebody in the mail room forget my "Build
>Sheet" or is this service nor included in the "Restoration Package?"
>
>Paul O'Neil,
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