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**FirstOwner69** · 12-04-2020, 02:27 AM

I don't have a build sheet for my Fremont built '69 (9Z833099), and '69s didn't have the door jamb stickers. But, after I bought the truck I noticed that my CST was missing some things (lighted deluxe side markers, cab headliner and cargo light) that were on other '69 CSTs I'd seen. I called GM, and they said those things were added during the model run after my truck was built. If I recall correctly, the build date they gave me was toward the end of the second week of December, 1968. The actual date may have been Friday Dec. 12. My truck was produced about 800 before another Fremont truck (9Z833902) on your list with the 12/5/1969 build sheet. Any estimate of what the lag time is between build sheet issuance to actual build, or how many trucks were built per day?

12-04-2020, 02:27 AM	#23
FirstOwner69 Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Wisconsin & Arizona Posts: 4,839	Re: The build date project I don't have a build sheet for my Fremont built '69 (9Z833099), and '69s didn't have the door jamb stickers. But, after I bought the truck I noticed that my CST was missing some things (lighted deluxe side markers, cab headliner and cargo light) that were on other '69 CSTs I'd seen. I called GM, and they said those things were added during the model run after my truck was built. If I recall correctly, the build date they gave me was toward the end of the second week of December, 1968. The actual date may have been Friday Dec. 12. My truck was produced about 800 before another Fremont truck (9Z833902) on your list with the 12/5/1969 build sheet. Any estimate of what the lag time is between build sheet issuance to actual build, or how many trucks were built per day? __________________ Jim