build sheets
Larry and anyone else interested. Here is an original post from Mr.T back in 2001 on build sheets:
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<HR style="COLOR: #666666" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->I'll resurrect this post from earlier for new "Bullittheads". Read on.....
Just to set the record straight, here is the
Build sheet strategy that is employed on all Mustangs. Each sheet is unique and does not have ALL of the build info on it:
1 sheet used for the Trim Area
1 sheet used for the Instrument Panel build
1 sheet used for the Chassis line
1 sheet used for the Engine line
1 sheet used for the Axle line
Generally, all of you should find the chassis sheet between the bumper foam and bumper beam. Some of you may find the axle sheet on top of the differential. The others are almost always thrown away. Have fun treasure hunting!
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