Broadcast card question 1970 442
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I have two broadcast cards from cars I've owned or currently own. The label on that box is "SEQ," so I'm guessing "sequence" number. But it's only a 3-digit number, so there can't be more than 1000 values for that box (000 to 999). Which means that it's not likely to be a number unique to the car. Maybe it was the order of the vehicle as it went down the assembly line that day or that shift?
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I have two broadcast cards from cars I've owned or currently own. The label on that box is "SEQ," so I'm guessing "sequence" number. But it's only a 3-digit number, so there can't be more than 1000 values for that box (000 to 999). Which means that it's not likely to be a number unique to the car. Maybe it was the order of the vehicle as it went down the assembly line that day or that shift?
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