The Good News: Found Broadcast Sheet, Bad News: Its not mine !

[Alaskan_TA]

After;

[missioncritical]

My reassembled broadcast is OK, but I wish I would have used a different approach, as my center if 'off' a bit.  But its readable.  The first pic is the before, with the other car's intact sheet also laying on the table.

The after pic shows the current state.  I've found all I can for now without taking the entire car apart.  The console tray from my truck has the only pieces left that I can't figure out where they go.

My car is not hightly optioned, in fact it fairly plain compared to the other one 

[Alaskan_TA]

Outstanding. 

The next time I get one in like this I will put together  a "how to" article with photos. I have learned a few things over the years that help make it easier.

[Alaskan_TA]

I got your letter with the extra sheet & the donation yesterday, thanks Kevin!

We have another classic case of the cars being built way out of VIN sequence here. Based on the data from both sheets;

The VINs are 4295 apart.

The Scheduled Production Dates are 1 day apart.

The broadcast sheet sequence numbers are only 25 apart, & the sheets were printed 56 seconds apart.

So, even thought the two cars were originally scheduled on different days & the VINs are way off, the two cars were actually built very close together.