68Z Documents

[juliosz]

When I purchased my 67 Z a few weeks ago, along with it came documentation relative to a #8-cylinder plug fouling issue. This information came in the form of field product reports. Basically, if a customer vehicle was having an issue and the dealer couldn’t resolve it, Chevrolet would dispatch a Field Service Engineer (FSE) to the dealer. Once the FSE assessed the situation and fixed or gathered data to supply the product engineering team (to root-cause the issue and formulate a fix) they would write a detailed report. These reports have the dealer, VIN and typically engine build stamp information. Additionally, it will document past work performed and what was done to the vehicle while the FSE was there. Lots of good information.
I have reports covering 7 VINs. All of them are on 68 Z28s. I would like to see if any of these vehicles still exist and if so, I will supply a copy of the information (at no cost) to the vehicle owner ONLY. I hate to be so tight with this information but there is so much abuse these days, I cannot provide to just anyone. So, if you have one of the VINs listed below, I would like to set-up a Zoom (or Facetime) meeting and have you show:
- Vehicle title in your name.
- Your driver license
These VINs are the only ones I have; I have no other documentation to share.
- 124378N413353
- 409630
- 320715
- 478249
- 391401
- 469706
- 411268

Thanks

Paul

[Xplantdad]

Very thoughtful of you, Paul! :biggthumpup:

[napa68]

Well done Paul:beers:

[firstgenaddict]

Where is KurtS or William? They could query the CRG DB and figure out if the cars are at least known and perhaps the current owners.

[ZiggyL78]

When I purchased my 67 Z a few weeks ago, along with it came documentation relative to a #8-cylinder plug fouling issue. This information came in the form of field product reports. Basically, if a customer vehicle was having an issue and the dealer couldn’t resolve it, Chevrolet would dispatch a Field Service Engineer (FSE) to the dealer. Once the FSE assessed the situation and fixed or gathered data to supply the product engineering team (to root-cause the issue and formulate a fix) they would write a detailed report. These reports have the dealer, VIN and typically engine build stamp information. Additionally, it will document past work performed and what was done to the vehicle while the FSE was there. Lots of good information.
I have reports covering 7 VINs. All of them are on 68 Z28s. I would like to see if any of these vehicles still exist and if so, I will supply a copy of the information (at no cost) to the vehicle owner ONLY. I hate to be so tight with this information but there is so much abuse these days, I cannot provide to just anyone. So, if you have one of the VINs listed below, I would like to set-up a Zoom (or Facetime) meeting and have you show:
- Vehicle title in your name.
- Your driver license
These VINs are the only ones I have; I have no other documentation to share.
- 124378N413353
- 409630
- 320715
- 478249
- 391401
- 469706
- 411268

Thanks

Paul

OH MAN. I was only off by 2 numbers !!! ; )

[Stihl]

It is refreshing these days to see someone not trying to cash in on someone else. Hats off to you sir!

[William]

Where is KurtS or William? They could query the CRG DB and figure out if the cars are at least known and perhaps the current owners.

Nothing in the db on those VINs.

[juliosz]

Thanks everyone, appreciate the replies. I guess I have to ask, would some folks charge for this type of info? Not that I would ever consider that but I don’t understand why anyone would hold info like this hostage. Additionally, I know there’s a 68 Z registry, does anyone here know who maintains that list?

Thanks

Paul

[carnut4life]

A true car enthusiast would never charge someone for something like this IMO. It's common courtesy anything VIN specific belongs with the car if possible.

[Kurt S]

Additionally, I know there’s a 68 Z registry, does anyone here know who maintains that list?

Somewhere in my docs pile is a service notice about an oil issue with 68 Z's.

Registries come and go. The only GM one that still survives the the 67 Z registry. 68 Zs, L89's, pacers, etc - all have died off.