View attachment Build sheet.pdf Attached is a build sheet. Can anyone tell me what the codes specifically mean or where to find that info? Thanx in advance for any help with this!
If you had an assembly manual for a 66 Wildcat you could look up the codes. That would basically tell you exactly which parts were used to build your vehicle. Duane
Thank You. Does anyone out there have a digital copy of any manuals or literature for this car that they would be willing to pass on to me? I realize they can be bought, but this car needs more than expected so I am looking to save a few dollars if possible.ray: Thanx in advance for any help!
I am very familiar with `66 Wildcat buildsheets. The UPC codes along the bottom of the sheet describe standard equipment and options which your car was built with. The other codes along the top of the sheet in the boxes are arbitrary codes assigned to each of the different components needed to build the car according to the UPC codes below. Do you have specific questions? Where did you find the sheet located in the car? I have consistently found Atlanta built Wildcat buildsheets pasted in side the lower rear armrests, especially in the convertibles. Tom Mooney
The 66 chassis and body manual are the next thing coming to All Buick libraries (as soon repairs to 65 is done) - this months members download included option codes for 1938-1980 Buicks (thats also on this forum soemwhere) - libraries also contains parts books that cover 66. see http://buick-libraries.boattail-riviera-by-buick.com/ for whats in the libraries and how become a member free by contributing - lots of Buick info is available for those who do.
