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The trim tag is a 2"x3" metal tag that is attached to the front drivers side radiator support on a C body. It will have letter/number combinations that detail what the assembly line body worker needs to know for his assembly process.
The broadcast sheet is a multi colored (1970 +) sheet that has a more detailed breakdown of the options to be installed on the car during the assembly line process.
A build sheet is rare and contains specific details.
A window sticker or monroney report has price detailed options.
There would be a few other pieces of paperwork that could have the vin of the specific car on them.
The door sticker also has information found nowhere else on the car.
Broadcast sheet
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Early 1970 broadcast sheet printed on a 69 and earlier broadcast sheet format (1 color)
The marks on the sheet are caused by the seat springs resting on the sheet for over 50 years.
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This is a trim tag 1969 and up style
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Here is a fender tag with a 70-71 style inspection tag.
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This is a 77 style inspection tag
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This is simply a different style 70-71 inspection tag attached to fender tag.
This is an ebody and is attached to the inner fender instead of radiator support, hence the name difference, fender tag (A,B,E body) compared to trim tag (C body).
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malroney report AKA Window sticker
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Door sticker 71 style
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