Broadcast sheet question

[CDNL-78]

Found the broadcast with one of the previous owners of my 69 SS L-78. With a little convincing, he sent me 2 copies of the broadcast sheets. The question is, it says it's optioned with a M20 on the sheet, but my GM documents from George says it came with an M21, Which is what is currently in the car. Is this common for a mis-print on the broadcast sheet sometimes ?? Thanks for your time.

[Keith Tedford]

Where was the car built?

[CDNL-78]

Willow run.

[CDNL-78]

If somebody could take the time to post a picture of the documentation, & broadcast sheet, I would really appreciate it. Let me know, I'II send a few pictures your way. Thanks

[mockingbird812]

Darcy - send them my way... [email protected]

[mockingbird812]

Here you go...

[CDNL-78]

Thanks Sam. Any thoughts on why these have different tranny codes, anybody ??

[Mark_C]

That looks like a body broadcast sheet, not a chassis sheet. If so it relates to the work on the body needed to be done by Fisher. Fishers only concern would have been to cut the hole in the floor, and M20 is GMs generic code for a 4 speed manual transmission, it does not actually mean its a Muncie transmission.

[Tarrytown SS427s]

Did you verify that the body number on your cowl tag matches the one on the seat tag?
Steve

[Mr.Nickey Nova]

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That looks like a body broadcast sheet, not a chassis sheet. If so it relates to the work on the body needed to be done by Fisher. Fishers only concern would have been to cut the hole in the floor, and M20 is GMs generic code for a 4 speed manual transmission, it does not actually mean its a Muncie transmission.

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You hit it right on the money Mark.My 72 Nova SS is the same way and i know of a 69 survivor Nova with a H/D 3spd. trans that has M20 on the broadcast sheet.