This sure sounds like it must be the real deal, anyone know this one?
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Re: Nice car on auction, nice expected price too....
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Well, considering the flowery write-up and the reserve price, it should be one of the most famous '67s in existence.....
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Re: Nice car on auction, nice expected price too....
That's great, so refreshing to actually see an auction ad for a '67 L71 that is accurate and truthful for a change. This car seems to be missing only 1 thing, a tank sticker, but nothing is really completely perfect I guess....
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Re: Nice car on auction, nice expected price too....
Shipping Data Report does not validate, authenticate, or confirm the dealer paperwork.
The NCRS Document Validation Service which has never been ordered for the paperwork present can validate an MSO, an original dealer invoice, etc.
That service has not been ordered for this car, the paperwork has not been validated by NCRS, the shipping data report does not validate paperwork.
I have seen numerous authentic real cars with counterfeit paperwork generated to make them appear as more than they are, it simply taints the truth in my mind when that occurs. This paperwork may be legit and real it again has not been validated, authenticated or confirmed by NCRS as the write up insinuates.Comment
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Re: Nice car on auction, nice expected price too....
Good catch Roy, I missed that while reading it, and yes assumed it had NCRS Document Validation Service. sorry.Big Tanks In the High Mountains of New MexicoComment
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Roy, I know you can validate the mso with a serial # proving it goes with that car. My question is, if you are given a tank sticker only to validate with no serial # on the tank sticker can you validate it in goes to a certain serial numbered car?
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Re: Nice car on auction, nice expected price too....
Bill
The answer to your question is yes we can validate a specific tank sheet belongs to a specific VIN.
In fact just as with the tank sheet we validate the MSO not based on the VIN but rather based on a separate string identifier on the MSO which belongs to the VIN.
That’s the basis of the Document Validation Service it uses several sets of string identifiers which are unique to the vehicle and appear on each original GM document.
Each VIN has unique string identifiers.Last edited by Roy S.; May 1, 2013, 02:33 PM.Comment
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Re: Nice car on auction, nice expected price too....
This car was a no sale at $350,000 yesterday.Big Tanks In the High Mountains of New MexicoComment
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Re: Nice car on auction, nice expected price too....
Now why would they not spend the small dollars involved if they had nothing to hide?Comment
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