1969-1974 All MoPar Build Broadcast Sheet Decoder

To the untrained eye the MoPar Build Sheet is a jumble of code and numbers. A broadcast sheet, as Chrysler calls it, is a computer printed form that (in code) tells you nearly every major part and option that was installed on your car when it was built. Did my MoPar really come with F60 tires or a heavy-duty suspension? Wonder no longer. Author Jake Hare takes the mystery out of the MoPar Broadcast Sheet. From the first line to the last line, Hare will take you through a step-by-step process to decode your car's broadcast sheet, all done with a touch of humor. In the introduction, you'll find tips on locating the build sheet inside the body of your car (as long as it's still there). The book is divided into four parts: Basic Car, Build Codes, Sales Codes and Sample Decoding. The last of these shows you what a decoded broadcast sheet looks like. Each of the 11 or 12 lines of information on the broadcast sheet has been broken down and will represent a chapter in the second part of this guide. The guide has 140 pages and is in New condition. Why pay some one else to decode your build sheet when you can do it yourself?