broadcast sheet

[mhcuda]

I am new to the forum and I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
I have a broadcast sheet from a 73 Cuda I sold 45 years ago and I would like to re-unite it with the owner.
I have searched for the VIN online but cannot find anything that would indicate the car is still alive.
Any advice?
Thanks in advance,
Mark Hovsepian

[Culvers]

You can post the VIN, so maybe someone knows it.

Or send it to Barry Washington (https://www.hamtramck-historical.com/found.shtml)

[jimynick]

You could also go to ebodies.org and list it there. Most of this site's members are also there. Welcome to the site nonetheless! 

[JayBee]

Definitely send it to Barry Washington. This is the e-mail I have for him if you want to chat with him first: sixpak340@att.net   
I've sent him the one that was wrongly put in my car.

Oh, and definitely join e-bodies.org  This place is a ghost town!

['Cuda Hunter]

Don't send it to Barry washington before you post the info on the web.
If it goes to washington, all information is lost with exception of him listing the vin number for claiming purposes.

Please scan it and post it into the scanned broadcast sheets over at ebodies.org. 
At least then when it goes into the file cabinet at barry's it will be readable to anyone who is after information of these cars.
I am constantly looking at build sheets and fender tags.

There are at least half a dozen build sheets with info on M46's that I would like to have for my meager little registry  of m46's, but that information is not allowed to be shown or given to anyone that isn't in the know of the hamtramck historical society.
It's a great service, don't get me wrong.  I'm only asking that you post the info for actual enthusiast's to enjoy and learn from. 
Not JUST put it into a file cabinet. 

[JayBee]

Don't send it to Barry washington before you post the info on the web.
If it goes to washington, all information is lost with exception of him listing the vin number for claiming purposes.

Please scan it and post it into the scanned broadcast sheets over at ebodies.org. 

Excellent point about Washington, I forgot that.

Good advice about scanning, I did that with mine before sending it to his "file cabinet".

['Cuda Hunter]

Thank you for doing that.