Re: What would you Pay GM for Official Documentation?
If you have a well documented car now, the paperwork would not be worth much. What if you have a 1969 L88 Corvette without the original engine and history clearly shows that it is an L88? This guy would pay $10,000 or more for the paperwork. A friend in Alabama paid $5,000 to Proteam for the paperwork on his '67 400 horse A.C. Corvette Roadster last November. The tank sticker ended up on the car in front of his and Proteam found it on one of their cars and advertised it in The Driveline, he paid the price and was wise to do this as this car recently sold for over $150,000. If you have a 250 horse powerglide coupe, paperwork may be worth $100. We all know that in some cases, the paperwork is worth more than the car.
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