The weirdest spot to find a build sheet?

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I thought there was a thread for this, but I couldn't find it. Anyway I was cleaning up the k member from the Scamp and I noticed a piece of paper in the bolt hole that attaches the member to the frame. Carefully I dug it out and sure enough its a build sheet, well a small part of one, for my car! I matched up the numbers that were still there and it seems right. Unreal, who the heck would have stuffed one there and then drove the bolt through it? Hmmmm...:D
 
Those are weird places to find them k frame and bumper.

I found 2 one under the rear seat and what was left of one behind the back panel on the passenger bucket seat of my barracuda.
 

I found a role of dome light lenses behind my drivers side back seat behind the side panel (rear window panel ) in my 70 barracuda.
I have seen where some members have found a build sheet behind there glove box liner, Wow !! In the K frame , new one on me :D
 
I found a perfect one behind the rear seat of my AAR, and another very good one in the passenger bucket seat back. In one of my dusters, I found one in the roof above the headliner. In my Superbird, I found a half of one ( torn in half)behind the driver side kick panel, and a nice one behind the rear seat. when I bought my LIL red express ( new) there was one taped to the rear axel.
 
I found one in the oil pan. (wink)
This thread reminds me of

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13JK5kChbRw"]Four Yorkshiremen - YouTube[/ame]
 
Sheets were hung on the car bodies as they came down the assembly line. You can still see the broadcast sheet hanging below the bumper.
The most common place for use car guys to overlook the cleanest sheet is inside the front seat backs....
 

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I found the one for my power wagon in the drivers side frame rail right between the cab and the box. amazing it was still mostly intact.
 
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