Ok, so here's what I got...
2 packets which are nothing more than (in some cases, poor quality) photo copies of other books & manuals. "Past Model Information" and "1979 Corvette Specifications" are the two packets.

Past Model Information
Here's the text from the introduction of this packet:
This publication has been compiled to assist owners of past model Chevrolets in obtaining information, parts and accessories which are no longer available through your local Chevrolet dealer.
Table of contents:
1. Extended Storage Guide
2. Overview of GM Restoration Parts Licensing Program
3. GM Restoration Parts Licensees
4. Cowl Tag Guide Ordering
5. GM Performance Parts Publication Ordering
6. GM Restoration Parts Reference Guide
7. Past Model Parts Suppliers
8. Automotive Publications
9. Automobile Clubs and Museums
10. Sanctioning Bodies

1979 Corvette Specifications
Here are the contents of this packet:
1. A really bad photo copy of "General Motors 1979 VIN System.
2. A photo copy of the 1979 Corvette pages from the "Corvette Black Book".
3. Section 0A: General Information of the Corvette Shop Manual which includes Body Identification Plate, VIN and Unit Identification.
4. Section 0B: Maintenance and Lubrication, which includes Schedule, Lubricant & General Maintenance, Safty Maintenance, Emission Control, Specifications: Recommended Fluids and Lubricants, Fluid Capacities & Vehicle Lifting Points
5. A Chevrolet News release from 9/21/1978 titled "1979 Corvette"
6. A memo to Chevrolet Dealers from Chevrolet from 12/1/1978, Subject: 1979 Model Passenger Vehicle Exterior Noise Regulation Requirements for States and Municipalities.
7. Alphabetical Option Index, Color and Trim Selection & Power Teams from the 1979 Dealer Order Guide.
8. 1979 Corvette information brochure
9. Some other Corvette Manual with sections titled "General", "Dimensions and Weights", "Body", "Chassis", "Power Trains"
10. MVMA Specifications Form

I thought I would run this post back to the top to give some of the newer members a chance to check it out. As Adam indicated in one of his post the quality of the copies that you receive from GM are poor. But, you have to realize this information is sent to you free of charge and that doesnt happen much any more this day and time.
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- Doug