Under the back seat. Back in the day.

[steelone]

Going to work on as my wife puts it the other bi#ch today.lol
Found this under the springs of the back seat while inspecting the floor.



This is what I'm going to do today.



Got my quarter skins and welder last week. I am going to do it at home don't want to drag it to the shop each weekend they were $120 apeace my cost



Here are some pics of what I used to own and do for fun. not b bodys.



I ran this in the 11 sec and 10.90 ET brackets

 

[Photon440]

Always nice to find the build sheet - there wasn't one in my car.

Looks like you had some speedy cars there!

 

[Meep-Meep]

Yep, finding a build sheet is good! Just make sure its for your car. Believe it or not they occasionally got mixed up and some never had them.

Nice Chevy's. I like those 66 / 67 Chevelles.

 

[Budnicks]

Yep, finding a build sheet is good! Just make sure its for your car. Believe it or not they occasionally got mixed up and some never had them.

Nice Chevy's. I like those 66 / 67 Chevelles.

X2 mine or they have multiples, seen it a few time now,
I had 2 different ones, one shredded can't make it out, in my current 68 RR...
The correct one for my car was in/under the springs of the back seat too...
I've also seen a few people claim, they were in some strange places too,
my car was from St. Louis assembly line...

steelone cool old Chevelle & Nova,
I always liked 66 & 67 Chevelle's especially the 67 SS-396 versions

 

[steelone]

thank you . sold them for the family had to pay medical bills. worth it all good now .just not rich lol.