Reproduction Documentation

[Shevelle]

This is pathetic
This is an ad placed on the Orlando Craigslist.

Reproduction Documentation

In case it disappears, here's what it says and the photos of his work:

<font color="blue">GM 1962-1972 reproduction documentation thats been aged to perfection!
CHEVELLE, IMPALA, CAMARO and NOVA ae well!
If your in need of reproduction documentation thats created for your car and your car only?... please contact us here.

The pictures below are a pefect example of the type of work we do.

This work can be seen around the world! from magazines to major car auctions!

If you have any questions at all?... please let us know.

Thank You.
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[PeteLeathersac]

Looks like the 'work' of Brian Mallyon from Calgary Canada?.


~ Pete

[Shevelle]

Found out he's the guy that is selling on eBay. Seller ID vin-number-aged

[Salvatore]

And alot of you guys will NOT buy a car without paper??? A car has to stand on its own. Pays to buy a car that may be fixed up and not completely restored.

[old5.0]

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And alot of you guys will NOT buy a car without paper??? A car has to stand on its own. Pays to buy a car that may be fixed up and not completely restored.

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But even then it may not help. If you've got someone that really takes their time and does their research, they can put together a car that'll fool all but maybe a handful of experts. And with the number of high-end cars I've seen laying in salvage yards and ditches missing not only the tags, but the body numbers too... well, I can't imagine how many fake cars are making the rounds out there right now.

[Les Quam]

Unbelievable. That really looks like the real thing.

[Terry24]

Quote from Frank Burns from MASH, when asking a Korean national.......
"Do you have any papers to prove that these are your papers??"

[Salvatore]

Yes, I see many cars in the older bone yards with trim tags removed.

[SBR]

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And alot of you guys will NOT buy a car without paper??? A car has to stand on its own. Pays to buy a car that may be fixed up and not completely restored.

[/ QUOTE ] Exactly, I personally prefer a car with a full traceable ownership history than a car that appears out of nowhere which is fully documented. There is nothing better than talking to the original owner about a car that you own, its even better if he has some vintage pics as well. That to me is priceless.
I also think that with all of the bogus paperwork out there that the premium paid for the great unrestored cars will dramatically increase over the years IMHO.

[1969l78]

I was able to track the complete ownership of my L78 nova and it was so cool to talk to the first owner, he had great stories and told me what dealer he bought it from. I also talked to the second owner and got great stories from him also. That makes the car priceless in my opinion.. I got the first two owners to write me a little history on the car and they signed them for me, and also got vintage pictures from when they each owned it. It will be cool to show off that stuff at shows. That to me is priceless..