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truckofwinandawesome Senior Enthusiast

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when we picked up our Silverado, we found this in the glove box neatly folded with the Owner's Manual, the Onstar Package, and the XM Program Guide. I have removed the Sequence number so nobody can steal our truck.

 

Doctoredsheet.jpg

 

if anybody can tell me what this is, and if its pretty rare, let me know, and it will be locked away with the Key Tags.

minibike132 Senior Enthusiast

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I have removed the Sequence number so nobody can steal our truck.

 

It's a delivery sheet...and I just cut a set of keys now I just have to find the truck :cool:

truckofwinandawesome Senior Enthusiast

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I have removed the Sequence number so nobody can steal our truck.

 

It's a delivery sheet...and I just cut a set of keys now I just have to find the truck :cool:

 

 

unless you want to traverse 3 states, you ain't getting our truck, and besides, you don't have the Key Codes!! I however, DO have the Key Codes, and the truck is locked with the theft alarm active! so :D!

dlstewart01 Senior Enthusiast

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I have removed the Sequence number so nobody can steal our truck.

 

It's a delivery sheet...and I just cut a set of keys now I just have to find the truck :cool:

 

 

unless you want to traverse 3 states, you ain't getting our truck, and besides, you don't have the Key Codes!! I however, DO have the Key Codes, and the truck is locked with the theft alarm active! so :nono:!

 

 

 

I am not that far from you. I once worked in Fairview for seven years. And we used to kick your butts in football in the play offs usually in the first round.. :D

truckofwinandawesome Senior Enthusiast

truckofwinandawesome

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I have removed the Sequence number so nobody can steal our truck.

 

It's a delivery sheet...and I just cut a set of keys now I just have to find the truck :cool:

 

 

unless you want to traverse 3 states, you ain't getting our truck, and besides, you don't have the Key Codes!! I however, DO have the Key Codes, and the truck is locked with the theft alarm active! so :nono: !

 

 

 

I am not that far from you. I once worked in Fairview for seven years. And we used to kick your butts in football in the play offs usually in the first round.. :D

 

 

please don't remind me, the DCHS Football team has sucked ever since 2001 when my Eldest sister graduated!

Sierra250004 Enthusiast

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I have removed the Sequence number so nobody can steal our truck.

 

It's a delivery sheet...and I just cut a set of keys now I just have to find the truck :cool:

 

 

unless you want to traverse 3 states, you ain't getting our truck, and besides, you don't have the Key Codes!! I however, DO have the Key Codes, and the truck is locked with the theft alarm active! so :nono: !

 

 

 

I am not that far from you. I once worked in Fairview for seven years. And we used to kick your butts in football in the play offs usually in the first round.. :D

 

 

please don't remind me, the DCHS Football team has sucked ever since 2001 when my Eldest sister graduated!

 

 

 

Youre sister played football?

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Thats the build sheet.

 

are the build sheets normally thrown away during PDI?

 

 

Depends on the person doing the PDI,Most of our guys do throw it away with all the protective plastic.

 

The new 2010 Camaro's have three build sheets in them from the plant,one "crumbled up" in each door panel map pocket,and one thrown on the front floor.

truckofwinandawesome Senior Enthusiast

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Thats the build sheet.

 

are the build sheets normally thrown away during PDI?

 

 

Depends on the person doing the PDI,Most of our guys do throw it away with all the protective plastic.

 

The new 2010 Camaro's have three build sheets in them from the plant,one "crumbled up" in each door panel map pocket,and one thrown on the front floor.

 

 

cool, I bet the guys on Camaro5 request at least one of those build sheets be saved for them to frame and put in their garage! so Our Build Sheet will join its Key Tag Companions!

jblakeney Senior Enthusiast

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when we picked up our Silverado, we found this in the glove box neatly folded with the Owner's Manual, the Onstar Package, and the XM Program Guide. I have removed the Sequence number so nobody can steal our truck.

 

Doctoredsheet.jpg

 

if anybody can tell me what this is, and if its pretty rare, let me know, and it will be locked away with the Key Tags.

 

Assembly line build sheet.... Or that is what it looks like to me... They usually toss them in the car somewhere.....

 

Jbo

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