Posted by Bob
on May 8, 2009, 8:44 am, in reply to "Re: 1967/442 registry"
71.221.222.91
Thanks for your insight Kurt. I'll miss the old fire story...a lot more dramatic than pitching them in the dumpster!
Bob
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: Actually, I know more about what is left!
: Remaining records are at the GM History
: Center. There is not a lot known about what
: happened to the records and when they were
: pitched. But they simply were not kept.
: It's more a matter of who kept them, not who
: pitched them, because old records are
: routinely purged. It would have taken an
: extra effort to keep them as was done at
: Pontiac. It was up to the division as these
: were division records, not GM records.
: Cadillac has decent records. Olds and Chevy
: do not. Pontiac was fortunate to have a few
: people with enough foresight to keep the
: records; they were sent to PHS.
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: Do you know what transpired?
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: Need to put that rumor to bed. Yes the
: records
: are gone, but there was no fire.
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: Unless it is built in Canada, you won't find
: it. Olds records burned in the 70s. You
: can decode it yourself, however.
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: Bob
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: looking for web site to obtain national
: registry(dealer invoice with options
: listed). I have a numbers matching '67 with
: protecto plate, thanking you in advance for
: your time!!!!!
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