I have a 1970 cuda built on Oct 8 (A08) and the broadcast sheet is hard to read because it is printed on the 1969 paper. The option layout is different on the two. It helps if I use a bs from another 1970 car to make sure where the option locations are. I was wondering if this is common for all of the 1970 cars that were built in the Fall of 69?

It is very common for the sheets found in the seats. The trim code was in the same place on both versions of the sheet, so the trim shop was a great place to use up the leftover stock.

Thanks Barry, that makes sense.

Anytime.

Also, the scheduled production date is the date they hoped to build the car, but there is no way to know if the car was built that day if your Mylar door sticker shows the same month.

Lots of cars show an earlier or later month on the door sticker, so at least with those we can tell if they were built early or late.

Barry L., Does your 'Cuda have M31 - "belt mouldings" both on the fender tag & the car?

Dan, I will check when I get home later today.

Barry...I think I have some pics of your car the night you took it home...Man!! That nigh was a mess!

My wife wasn't too happy about that! Can't believe it was almost 11 years ago. You will have to come to Mopar Max III at Cedar Falls in Sept. and put your car into the show!