Document validation service

[Bill W.]

I have a 65 BB Conv. The car was bought new from George Miller Chevrolet in St Louis ,Built in St louis ,and all 4 past owners lived in the St Louis area. 65s don't have tank stickers . I have talked to all past owners . No one has any paperwork . The only thing I have is copys of past titles and names . How can I get Document Validation from the NCRS ? Vin # 194675s117346. Thanks Bill

[Roy S.]

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I have a 65 BB Conv. The car was bought new from George Miller Chevrolet in St Louis ,Built in St louis ,and all 4 past owners lived in the St Louis area. 65s don't have tank stickers . I have talked to all past owners . No one has any paperwork . The only thing I have is copys of past titles and names . How can I get Document Validation from the NCRS ? Vin # 194675s117346. Thanks Bill

Bill,
Absent any original GM paper there is nothing for us to validate, sorry.

[Ara G.]

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Roy
Hope all is well. I am flirting with buying another 67 that purports to have it's original tank sticker. I looked it over well. Looks good to me, but if I buy the car I want to have it validated. I am assuming the original tank sticker needs to be sent to you correct? If so, what is the safest/most popular way other owners have send their docs to you? UPS? FEDEX? etc..Thanks...looking forward to seeing you soon...ARA

[Steve B.]

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Ara,
I would just take a photo of the tank sticker and email it to Roy for validation.

[Michael J.]

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You can also just scan it into a PDF or similar format and upload it from the NCRS Services page you fill out., here:

https://www.ncrs.org/services.php

[Harry S.]

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I just sent a .BMP picture of a document for Validation Service. It took at most three minutes to complete the process.

Just wanted to pass along how easy it is to do.

Cheers!

[Patrick T.]

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It's this easy! Don't send them original paperwork. I just put the tank sheet on my scanner and saved it as a jpeg.

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[Gene M.]

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Patrick,
The listing of "headrest bench seat" is odd. Why to they call it "bench seat"?............

[Michael J.]

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Patrick,
The listing of "headrest bench seat" is odd. Why to they call it "bench seat"?............

Wow! Now a bench seat in a Corvette is really rare, no matter what year, 1 of 1 for sure.....

[Patrick T.]

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Patrick,
The listing of "headrest bench seat" is odd. Why to they call it "bench seat"?............

Gene, you got me! I took the tank sticker off myself. It's a very late '67, #22526. Maybe Roy will chime in.

[Mark D.]

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That's the way all headrest seats were listed in 1967 on tank stickers.

[Kenneth B.]

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That's the way all headrest seats were listed in 1967 on tank stickers.

Mark Now you gone & done it. Paper fakers will be all over it. LOl I did look at a 67 that the guy said was a original tank sheet that said headrest seats & other ECL b0 b0's

[John D.]

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That's the way all headrest seats were listed in 1967 on tank stickers.

Maybe it's a carrover description from some of the other models built at St. Louis that did have headrest bench seats ?

[Mike E.]

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Here's another, relatively same time frame as Patrick's--with headrests, tele column, speedminder, black vinyl hardtop, base motor, K19, 4-speed.