latest Jim M. Chevy records rumor

[Jonesy]

So what is the latest. I know this is over 4-6 years old now. Anybody know??

[SBR]

I would also love an update. With the way things are right now, I'm sure finding old build sheets is the last thing on the minds of upper management at GM.

[njsteve]

Ignoring this market is pennywise and pound foolish, I think. They could charge $50 a pop for a package similar to the Pontiac one (which is $45 at the moment, if I recall) and people would pay for it. An easy money maker and a makes for cheap way for building your current and future customer base.

[al8apex]

I feel $100 would not be out of line

[Tommy_Mathison]

In all honesty, $1000 would not be out of line. I'm certain there are a lot of people with very nice cars that would pay more than that even.

[SBR]

I agree with Tommy, just think if you have a real 435 hp vette but have no real paperwork with the car. I'm sure that however owns a car like that would pay a 1000 or more to prove what he has. I remember reading on the NCRS forum a couple of years ago about this subject and most over there while hopeful, are in agreement that it will never happen. They say that Art Armstrong conducted a similiar search for the records with GMs cooperation years before Jim with no luck. I hope that it will happen as I am tired of all the BS cars in the hobby and would separate the fact from fiction but I'm not holding my breath.

[FASTONE]

I have a 67 435 and a 60 big brake vette. Both real cars with no paperwork. I would gladly give $1000 a car for GM paperwork. Don't think it will happen though.