GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

[Patrick H.]

John,

Any chance you could edit your post at the top of the page to also mention cost? I even followed the order process, and no cost notation was found.

Patrick

[Jack H.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

I thought I read the cost to be $40...

[Larry E.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

Also wondering if the production date is the start of production or
end of production.
Larry

[Patrick H.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

I thought I read the cost to be $40...

Apparently I didn't get the secret decoder ring that shows that on my computer. I'll have to upgrade my membership to see that, I guess.

[Patrick H.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

OK, I finally found the reference to the $40 buried in the 4th paragraph.

Any chance you could make the $40 in bold lettering, John?

Patrick

[Jack H.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

Since the title states GM production records and John Hinckley has taught us there was a 'pay point' in the assy process (car driven off the line to transport holding area), I'm pretty sure the car wasn't 'produced' until it passed the 'pay point'...

[Keith B.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

will this data give us the shipping weight of the cars. of so wont that help us determine if cars were a big block or not

[Richard G.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

Is there any hope that this sort of information may become available for earlier vehicles, or is it probable that delivery info on 53- 61 cars has been lost or destroyed?

[Chris H.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

Could someone explain what data will be available. Missed that memo.

[Larry E.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

If indeed the production date is at "paypoint" it should open up some
interesting scenario's. Here is an example: Take a C2 St.Louis body car
that has a legitimate Trim Tag. It has a date say March 20 and a production date of March 26 as an example. We then can assume something happened to it out of the ordinary. eg: Body had extra work done; engine R/R; or who knows. Am I correct in this thinking or am I
missing something? Would like John Hinckley to comment.
Larry

[William C.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

Partly depends on AO Smith vs St Louis body build as to wait time between body build and Pay Point. St Louis bodies went online immediately and AOS went on as needed.

[Gary C.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

"Shipping report" - wouldn't that mean the report would be based on dealer shipping notifications? JMTCW, Gary....

[Tracy C.]

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This sounds great! Can someone please provide a detailed list the information that will be included?

[Michael D.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

It isn't clear to me whether the information covers all cars. I would be willing to spring for the $40, but I do not want to pay $40 to be told my VIN is not in the records.

Is this the "rumored long lost documentation" banged around on Corvette Forum a while back?

[William C.]

Re: GM 1962-1972 Corvette Delivery Data - cost?

Yes, but it includes the actual production date, at least per the notice.