I pulled my tank out to do some body work and found just a little tiny peice of my build sheet.
Is there any way I can get another one or am I S.O.L. ??

PS whats the trick for putting pics in my messages?

From what I've read here you're pretty much S.O.L. on getting a reprint as GM didn't keep very good records at the St. Louis Plant.

Pics in messages is pretty easy though. When entering a message, or reply, to include an image click on the Image button in the HTML Tags: line just above where you're typing and then put the entire URL of where the image is located between the tags.

thanks on the tip on posting a pic in my reply. this pic is the day i brought it home.

Better check with Adam on the pic issue. Don't think non-paying standard members can post pics on the site. Gold members and lifetimes, yes, standards...no. Sorry!

These guys do reproductions of window stickers, but don't think they do the build sheet.

http://www.window-sticker.com/

If you have a 1981 through 2000 model, contact the National Corvette Museum. They have recently made available, copies of the build sheets for all Corvettes built at the Bowling Green plant. This covers most of the 81 and all of the 82 through current year Corvettes. All of these cars are identified in the VIN by a "5" as the 7th character from the right. In addition they are selling reproductions of the window stickers based on info from the build sheet. No help for us

You guys probably already know all of this, but posted it just in case.



|UPDATED|10/10/2002 3:43:02 PM|/UPDATED|

|QUOTE|garry said: thanks on the tip on posting a pic in my reply. this pic is the day i brought it home.
http://www.geocities.com/gmackner/page2/oct1/my72.jpg|/QUOTE|

I'm not able to see your pic in your reply.
I'm not sure, but I don't think geocities allows for pics stored on their system to be shown within another system.

If you become a Gold Member here, you can save pics to your "Personal File Folder" and use them within and outside of C3VR!

Back a couple of months ago I received information from GM Customer Assistance Center regarding build sheets. They told me to contact GM Vintage for help with a build sheet when I asked if they could perhaps provide the sales sticker for my car as it was bought.

GM Vintage can be contacted at (905) 644-5483 or (905) 644-5436 fax.

I have not had time to contact them but if anyone else is able to please let us all know what you find out.

if you copy this link below and paste it into the address bar you can see my 72.

www.geocities.com/gmackner/page2/oct1/my72.jpg

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1868479285&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:MT:1


Maybe some of our resident experts can fill us in whether or not this is possible

|UPDATED|10/14/2002 6:03:34 PM|/UPDATED|

Hi
I contacted GM vintage via their webside for my 68 and they replied being unable to provide any data for my car.
I heard some time ago from another board, that a company has been contracted by GM to search for our car's history and make this info ( documents )available to us soon.
Difficult to say if everybody likes this as all the clones will all of a sudden show up.
Brgds. Gunther