1965 Broadcast Sheet Decoding

[Omni]

Good Evening
Is there any on-line reference material out there? I can find a lot of material for late '60's and the 70's era.
All I found was that Year-One will do it for $75.
Thanks to all who respond.
Omni

 

[jollyjoker]

I printed a copy from this website - I'm a "paper" kind of guy. It seems to be pretty accurate, I cross-reference with Galen's little white book . . .

 

[Omni]

Good Afternoon
I too decoded the fender tag from that site. I wish I could find a broadcast sheet decoder that was similar.
Omni

 

[jollyjoker]

That's where Galan's white book comes in. That will give you the 3 digit codes that are on the broadcast sheet . . .

 

[Omni]

Good Evening
I have the white book. However, many of the codes on the Broadcast sheet are not listed.

What part of the 'Buckeye State' do you hail from?

Omni

 

[jollyjoker]

I'm near Dayton. Strange that you aren't able to find codes. I think I was able to find most of the 3-digit codes - the ones in the top right, and middle two rows. I seem to remember that I wasn't able to decipher much of the last row - the one labeled "Build Codes". I speculate that these MAY be the last two digits of the particular part number for the item, or assembly that was to be installed . . .

 

[Big_John]

Options

Select the 1962-1968 and that takes you to the early section..

 

[69CoronetRT]

Options

Select the 1962-1968 and that takes you to the early section..

That decoder does not work for 65. The listed codes do not correspond to the BS.

Plus, he needs help with the BUILD codes. Those will not be listed in a decoder.

 

[Big_John]

That decoder does not work for 65. The listed codes do not correspond to the BS.

Plus, he needs help with the BUILD codes. Those will not be listed in a decoder.

Oops, I did my 65 BS and got the info online. I thought that was the site. Didn't check it though.

 

[Omni]

Good Morning All
I appreciate all the responses that this inquiry has generated.
Since I am not having much success, attached are some pics of the broadcast sheet. As stated, this is not a 'rare' car. This is just gee-whiz stuff. Again thanks to all