WOW!!! $57 slow or $68 rush now!!! I was only $40 a few years ago and $0 back in the early '90's!!!! Come to think of it, I blame all the increase on fees on my buddy Mike back in the '94 era.  If I recall, he, well I, sent in at least 15-20 requests on all of the cars he had! I should send him a "thank-you" card!!!!

-- Edited by 67Poncho at 20:50, 2008-11-13

I'm just dying to know more about my Beaumont, but what exactly does this include? I Know that they will send me information about original colour of paint and interior and how many of that model were made etc. but I read somewhere that gm canada will send a very large package of info with it.

In your case they will send a photocopy of a 2-3 page beaumont spec sheet for your year. As well as a photocopy of the chevelle specs booklet(about 30 pages).  Nothing you cant find on the internet with regard to chevelle specs.

I guess it make them feel better for chargeing so much money!

I have it for my 57 and plan to get it for my wifes 66 money well spent. Its also nice to copy for shows and other events to share with others

-- Edited by 57poncho on Tuesday 17th of March 2009 04:16:26 PM

Just read this over on Steve's Nova Site. You have to request option info now it says.

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The first post at the top of this forum is about getting information on having your car documented by GM Canada.
The post now has the link to the latest GM Canada Vintage Services page. This page includes the cost: $57.75 for a mailed package and $68.25 for a faxed package (as of December 31, 2009). It also has links at the bottom to pages showing the format of the documentation and what information is included. Also note that a 'request for option information' form must now be submitted for documentation. There is a link to that as well.
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does anyone know how far back gm kept this info ???

i have a 57 chevy 210 model tdht and its a canadian model , i never thought gm would have that old stuff , better get on the gm hot line i guess?

The form is gone?    I was thinking I should finally get one for my Judge...

67rag396 wrote:

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You can get the form from here

Vintage Vehicle Services

 

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As 67rag396 wrote above,

You can get the form from here:

http://www.vintagevehicleservices.com/options.html

This is the newer VVS link with a clink link for GM Vehicles 1964 and newer and a clink link for GM Vehicles 1963 and older.

The old VVS link with more details was here: 

http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/shopping/parts/vintage

The option content of your 1964 and newer vehicle information includes:
-original paint colour and interior trim colour
-production/shipping dates
-quantity of same model produced for sale in Canada
-original engine number through late 1960's (if available)
-original selling Dealer and location (if available

Available information for 1946 to 1963 vehicles is limited to:
-colour
-trim
-production/shipping dates
-engine number
-quantities produced for sale in Canada
-selling Dealer (after approx. 1957)

NEWS FLASH:
There was another price increase at end of 2010 for these services. The flat rate new prices for mailed package content (faxed is slightly higher) are as follows:
-GM Vehicles 1964 and newer costs $73.45
-GM Vehicles 1963 and older costs $39.55

NOTE:
Situation, suppose you have a 1964 or newer car and ordered this info package from VVS prior to 1994 when Ray and the GM summer interns did this service and did not receive the option info available after 1994. George Zapora had posted a thread on CP forum and on Steve's Nova site about offering a solution for this to forum members for whom this sitation applied.

Solution, if you call or email George, explain your situation, then fax him a option request form with your car's VIN then he will send the newer option info for the difference in prices quoted above: $73.45 - $39.55 = $33.90.
Email: george.zapora@cc.gm.ca
T. 905 440 7697
TF. (Canada) 888 467 6853
F. 905 440 7644
  

 

 

Has anyone received a package recently from GM Canada Vintage Vehicle Services? I just got an order form and the price has certainly gone up. $118.65.

Also what does one recieve from PHS vs VVS? The reason being is that the 69 GTO I just purchased is a Baltimore built Goat so I could get PHS for a lot less than VVS.

Thoughts or comments??

Does the PHS document not have options or anything on it?

I think the one I got years ago for a 64 GTO convert I was shopping for even had the selling dealer on it.

73SC wrote:

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 The new Heritage Certificate system has a seal on the paper to indicate authenticty.  

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         I recently bought the hertiage package  

         and its certainly "sealed"  but not impressively!!  

        I looked and looked epecting something special

        and you have to put on your glasses and hold up to the light

         to "see" the seal  

        nice for a big dollar car  

        not so much for a normal car    C2