Broadcast sheet help needed

[76orangewagon]

I have a couple questions regarding codes on my broadcast sheet that I cant seem to find on my own.
1. In the remarks section there is a 4 digit code 1#93, does anyone happen to know what that could mean ?
2. My Cuda was ordered overseas my a Military servicemen, I have tried the Ohio DMV to track down either the original owner or dealership to which it was delivered and have had no luck due to current privacy laws. Does anybody know of any other resources to use. I have read in Ola Nilsson's book that all Military sales orders went through the Military Sales Corporation in New York, is that a possible route to follow to get any information ?

     

[6bblgt]

it's a "print time" for the document - can you roll the tear over to see parts of the missing digit?

1793

17 = HR on a 24 hour clock = 5PM
93 = MIN on a 100 minute (per hour) clock = (93 x .6) = :56

print time for your b'cast sheet = 5:56PM (if the 7 is accurate)

[76orangewagon]

it's a "print time" for the document - can you roll the tear over to see parts of the missing digit?

1793

17 = HR on a 24 hour clock = 5PM
93 = MIN on a 100 minute (per hour) clock = (93 x .6) = :56

print time for your b'cast sheet = 5:56PM (if the 7 is accurate)

I believe the piece is missing but I'll double check. Thank you for your assistance.
Do you have any idea's on tracking options ????

[Cuda Cody]

@6bblgt  is the expert when it comes do Sheet numbers and he was a huge help with the 1970 Build Sheet decoder programming.      We're working on the 1971 E-Body decoder and hope to have it up in the near future.  But as for finding out about the history, that's going to be a long shot.  As far as I know there's not a single place that you can call or check with that can tell you everything.  Most of the time it takes a lot of looking and researching just to find a small piece of info and it's a long shot at best to track down original owners.  It's been done in the past, but it's harder today with all the privacy laws.   

[1 Wild R/T]

I would suggest checking your VIN over at Hamtramck Historical, If anything pops up in the "Found" category you might get lucky..... 

[71GranCoupe]

I would suggest checking your VIN over at Hamtramck Historical, If anything pops up in the "Found" category you might get lucky.....

Good advice Wild   

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/index.shtml

[Topcat]

@6bblgt  is the expert when it comes do Sheet numbers and he was a huge help with the 1970 Build Sheet decoder programming.      We're working on the 1971 E-Body decoder and hope to have it up in the near future. 

Any update on when the 71' decoder will be up?

What can we as members do to help?

What challenges are there left?

[Cuda Cody]

That is a good question and if I thought I could give a reliable time frame I would let everyone know.  I will share it here with my E-Body brothers first when it is done.  However time and money are playing the biggest factors in the programming of the next decoder.  I promise you it will get done.

Any update on when the 71' decoder will be up?

What can we as members do to help?

What challenges are there left?

[Topcat]

Looking forward to when it's done.

So which year and make, had the most options?

70' E Body Plymouth
70' E Body Dodge

71' E Body Plymouth
71' E Body Dodge

[6bblgt]

Looking forward to when it's done.

So which year and make, had the most options?

70' E Body Plymouth
70' E Body Dodge

71' E Body Plymouth
71' E Body Dodge

[anlauto]

How about which year had the COOLER options

[1ownr]

it's a "print time" for the document - can you roll the tear over to see parts of the missing digit?

1793

17 = HR on a 24 hour clock = 5PM
93 = MIN on a 100 minute (per hour) clock = (93 x .6) = :56

print time for your b'cast sheet = 5:56PM (if the 7 is accurate)

thanks for the info on the Remarks numbers, always wondered about them.

judy

[RzeroB]

it's a "print time" for the document - can you roll the tear over to see parts of the missing digit?

1793

17 = HR on a 24 hour clock = 5PM
93 = MIN on a 100 minute (per hour) clock = (93 x .6) = :56

print time for your b'cast sheet = 5:56PM (if the 7 is accurate)

100 minute (per hour) clock?? That's so weird!! Wonder how (and why) they came up with that??

[Cuda Cody]

I'm just guessing, but maybe it was a simple way to be more accurate without having to use decimals or seconds.  It's almost twice as accurate as just using minutes and you do not need a 4th box for the seconds.   

100 minute (per hour) clock?? That's so weird!! Wonder how (and why) they came up with that??

[Topcat]

That is a good question and if I thought I could give a reliable time frame I would let everyone know.  I will share it here with my E-Body brothers first when it is done.  However time and money are playing the biggest factors in the programming of the next decoder.  I promise you it will get done.

Any update on when the 71' decoder will be up?

What can we as members do to help?

What challenges are there left?

Hi Cody,

It's been a while on the 71' decoder.

Any update on when it might be getting close to publish?