i recently bought a olds Cutlass Supreme with a 455. Found build sheet under tank.Car was ordered with the l74 350 4bbl with a bypass code 2 on the trim-code 974.Was built in Freemont and billed to G M P Melchin Transport based out of calgary Alberta. Car is in great shape mechanically. Still researching its history-more to come-

 

Welcome . Cant wait to see pics.

 

Welcome to our site! How cool you found the build sheet! My car was also made in Freemont. Her build sheet is stuck up under the package tray in the trunk.

 

Cool post pictures on the car and build sheet.

 

Welcome aboard

 

Build sheet attached....finally. I've only had the car a month. This is how I bought it. Car was originally gold. Car was driven in '09 from Calgary to Ontario where the kid that I bought it from parked it. It sat for 2 years - and then I saved it - awesome. I've actually located the original man who ordered the car in 1969 from the Freemont plant and am waiting to hear back from him. I also found the 2 tags that were underneath the carpet in the backseat from Allen Industries in Comption California, indicating that the carpet was put in on Aug 15 1969. The fisher cowl tag reads 00449 and the vin indicates it was a 891 car (100891).
The block unit number's first 3 letters is 39X - 3 olds, 9-1969 X-KC
She's a twister 455 high compression. The original owner's manual has the ID and warranty card removed - and I'm guessing since the block was cast in Nov 69, that maybe it was replaced under warranty from the original 350 to the 455. More to come. Ideas? Questions? Ted

 

Very nice find and story. Your build sheet is a dream come true. Since it was exported to Canada for sale GM Vintage services will have a record of the car.

 

Thanx for your feedback-I do not think i have ever been more excited about aany of my cars than i have been with this one-historically,finding build sheet researching actually can drive it and so on.How do i get in touch with GM vintage services? Ted

 

Welcome, to ansewer your question, try www.gmheritagecenter.com
Good luck, attached is a pic of my 1970 Supreme, this is a Lansing built car

 

Nice!- What motor when built and have you ever heard of a Cutlass Supreme EX? -

 

Not a bad looking car! And it is soooo cool you have original documentation!!

 

My car has the 350/5.7 liter produced 2nd week of 6-1970 sold June 26th out of Charlie Stuart Olds. I have the original P.O.P. and window sticker. No build sheet, Lansing cars are infamous for not being found.

The EX may mean exported on you build sheet? There are 70-71 Cutlass Supreme SX they all began life as 7.4 liters/455 either 2bbl or 4bbl versions.

 

Actually, this is the form you need to fill out and fax in. As you can see they charge a fee. The part of GM that does this is "Vintage Vehicle Services" - not the Historical Center
http://www.vintagevehicleservices.co...uest_52.50.pdf

You will get a package back from George Zapora with a lot of technical stuff in it about 1970 production.
My car is a 72 and this is one of the the cover sheets that accompanied the package:

 

thanx for the ideas and info- Today I found the soft trim broadcast sheets stuffed under backseat between cushion and springs. All the interior codes and option codes match the build sheet codes.Mice had made a nest out of the other in the back of the drivers seat-but i salvaged pieces and it looks like the other.-cool!

 

Welcome to the forum!!!!!