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I would guess started. I don't really see why they would date completion but it's obviously common practice to date the completion of paperwork.

All of the so-called build slips I've seen are actually the shipping order copy which contains the "build" details. If that's the case, I believe the date stamped is the date shipped. But I'd recommend you ask Roscoe or Stuart Blond to be sure.

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Especially since so many of us appreciate proper repairs and restorations instead of people swapping in other engines, transmissions, interiors, different paint schemes, etc. that often vary so significantly not just from authenticity but even from the original design intent of the car. But proper work is possible only with available, detailed information.

Sharing information with more people will insure that it will be a
more widely known. The more places for information better for the hobby as we will all be gone and if are knowledge is not shared the hobby suffers. Like we were taught as children share that's what education is sharing knowledge with others