Re: When did they start broadcast sheets in cars?
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03/13/24 08:45 AM
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My '67 St. Louis GTX has a broadcast sheet. It is a different format and color than the later ones but it is a broadcast sheet.
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Re: When did they start broadcast sheets in cars?
[Re: migsBIG]
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03/13/24 11:59 AM
03/13/24 11:59 AM
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The oldest I have seen (so far) are from the 1948 model year.
They were called 'Order Specification & Building Orders' back then.
Typical situation too, 4 found in one car & only one matched that car.
Last edited by Alaskan_TA; 03/13/24 12:00 PM.
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Re: When did they start broadcast sheets in cars?
[Re: michiganhotrod1]
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03/26/24 10:48 PM
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The broadcast sheet, and fender tags, were produced after the IBM TAB punch card, was generated, at Chrysler headquarters, in Highland Park, and other offices. My father spent his entire career, as a computer programmer, generating/processing IBM cards, first starting in 1963 at Highland Park, then, was transferred to Hamtramyck, and finally ended up at O.D.M.T.C. as shift manager.
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