Big Willie King Hemi Daytona buildsheet surfaced

[nascarxx29]

I was reading and putting away old piles of newsletters.And it caught my eye that the buildsheet that was the only remaining memorabilia of the king hemi daytona.Was offered up in a newsletter in 86

[tan top]

  good find     i wonder where it is now

[nascarxx29]

I wonder that to .Who will pay a kings ransome for it

[THE CHARGER PUNK]

$350 for a daytona rear glass is a steal of a deal

[69_500]

I would think that it sits in the record books of the club now? I could be wrong, but I think that a few of the club members were pretty good at collecting stuff like that years ago.

[Ghoste]

Are they equally good at reuniting paperwork with cars?

[69_500]

From what I know of yes. There are several people that gathered broadcast sheets years ago, and have since given them freely to current owners.

[Ghoste]

That's good.  You never know with people what to expect but it seems like most of the wing car crowd are like the 66-67 crowd, they just want to see them all kept in existence.

[nascarxx29]

Ive been fortunate and had cars with the paperwork.Or I searched past owners and hunted it down.Whatever I get a hold of or know of im my collection thats was found in my cars or came into my hands .I try to get it to that person .I just sent a board member 68 RT charger paperwork.And sent a guy in a hemi daytona invioce that matchs his cars vin

[nascarxx29]

Maybe we could use a lost and found of motors trans and buildsheets on here along with the exchange of info..I have got from the earliest wingcar newsletters early accounts with vins and car picture and description for many cars.And matched them with the newest owners

[69_500]

That doesn't sound like a bad idea Dave.

I have a few broadcast sheets for cars that I haven't ever seen. And from as far as I can tell no one knows where they are. I can tell you this though, if anyone ever does surface and they own the car, I'd gladly give them the broadcast sheet.