What do you see?

[Tropicalcats]

This is all that remained of my BS after years of being eaten away by the glue they used under the carpet.

What can you see on my sheet?

I have some things I've been able to decifer but I'm sure I'm missing some things. 

What can you see on my sheet?

[71bigblock]

Something is black, I see a TX9   

[Tropicalcats]

Something is black, I see a TX9   

What I see when I close my eyes TX9.   

[71bigblock]

What I see when I close my eyes TX9.   

ROFL!   

[360 'CUDA]

So I'm guessing that's not the buildsheet for your car ?  That's what I see 

[Tropicalcats]

So I'm guessing that's not the buildsheet for your car ?  That's what I see 

 No it's my broadcast sheet. It was located under the carpet glued solid to the floor it looks as if the glue soaked into and destroyed most of it. The best I could do is get some pictures of it. I'm just wonderinr if anybody can see anything it it that I can't.


What I got so far is listed below.


 

[ambitions2]

did anyone say they say TX9 yet? Haha, sorry I had to.  What I would do is see if you could get maybe a magnify glass in order to see the shape of the letters/numbers of whats left and try to piece it together.  I found a BS in a back seat I had.  It was in bad condition but nothing along what you have, but I did the magnify glass thing and I was able to get all the letters/numbers of what was on it.  Good luck

[Jacksboys]

Looks like there is a 1 under power brakes

[AprilsPink72Cuda]

man that stinks!  I see a TX9?

[Grancoupe]

You should try running it under a flat bed scanner and separating the colors. If it scans in RGB you might be able to get some extra data in one color as opposed to another. I used to work in digital production for a lot of years ans separations (the different colors that make up an image) was something i worked on daily. You would be surprised what you can see in a separate channel that won't come up in a composed image. PM me if you want details in Photoshop. I used it professionally in production and photography. If you scan it, try running it through as high as you can with very little digital cleaning on the software. It software might take some of the details out. Or go to a print or production house ans see what they want to scan it. Just make sure it stays on a flat bed. Don't risk a drum scanner. If it flies off during the scan it will be turned into chop meat.