GM Historical

[442w30]

See attached . . .

[ASTROJET]

A few yrs after Morley's letter,Oshawa told me the number built was ten.And I have two different docs showing that.Can't be sure which is True.

[Keith Tedford]

I have the GM of Canada information on our SS396 Chevelle. It is a 13437 300 Deluxe hardtop of which 2673 were sold new in Canada in 1969 with no breakdown as far as options or drivetrain go. I got the documentation for our other Chevelle back in 1988. It didn't give this information nor the selling dealer. You just never know what all information they have.

[notstock71]

GM has invoices on cars starting in 1977. I ordered a copy of the build sheet for dads old 77 Z/28 awhile ago. They stated there is nothing available prior to '77. I can get the number if you still want it.

This is not a Canadian built only thing, dads car was built in California.
Lewis

[JayR]

Initially, the GM Canada Vintage package was free. In the early 90's they started charging for it, but provided considerably more info than when it was no charge. They also stopped providing the 'vehicles shipped' sheets which had complete info not only on the car being documented, but on up to 50 others. Just imagine what the 'klone kings' could do with these. One page I have has 10 L79 Chevy IIs on it.....VINS, paint/trim codes, engine numbers, options, even the key codes. Scary!
George Zapora has made it clear to me that they won't provide detailed info for research projects, registry's, books, etc., even if you want to pay for it. You can only get documentation on a specific car based on the VIN you provide. It's unfortunate more isn't available, but it's still a fantastic resource to have, so we're not complaining.
Bob