[2001B4C]

I was scrolling eBay this evening and found someone with a 2017 Camaro 1LE for sale. They have a framed build sheet which leads me to my question ... has anyone had luck finding their build sheet?

I have a 2020 Camaro and need some hints on where to look.

Thank you!

I have circled it on the photo below - it looks like it still has the the tape on the paper like they did in the old days to affix it to a floor plan, dash or under a seat.

Circled in Green:

[GearheadSS]

They're normally laying in the passenger front floorboard, passenger/driver door bin or in the passenger seat when the car arrives. Not all of them have it as they sometimes get thrown out before the car arrives at the dealership. I put every one I find in the glove box when the cars get here.

You won't find it hidden in the car anywhere. If it's not in the glovebox, then the dealership threw it away if it was in there when they got the car.

[fattyz28]

OP, that is a very nice car you were looking at. I wish I could swing it. The wife says no until my truck is paid off. I saw that pic and wondered about it myself.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by GearheadSS

They're normally laying in the passenger front floorboard, passenger/driver door bin or in the passenger seat when the car arrives. Not all of them have it as they sometimes get thrown out before the car arrives at the dealership. I put every one I find in the glove box when the cars get here.

You won't find it hidden in the car anywhere. If it's not in the glovebox, then the dealership threw it away if it was in there when they got the car.

Wish mine had been preserved, too... unfortunately I forgot to tell the dealership, and the build sheet had already been gone when I took delivery.

I heard somewhere that one can choose to personally witness or even participate in the assembly of Corvettes, if there were a similar option for the Camaro, I probably would've sprung for it.