[FRANKLT1]

I have a 2020 convertible L T1 I was thinking about ordering from GM heritage department a historical Vehicle request for my vehicle. As anybody ordered one of these. Is this the correct one I'd like to get my built sheet and dealer invoice also how many were made, different options, I thought I had read somewhere that for a $100 they give you a real nice book with and everything laid out. What what it looks like on their website is day just make copies. So I need help

[pauly1119]

Never heard of this, Im interested too.

[z28pat]

Sounds Interesting

[ember1205]

According to their web site, 2002 is the newest year that these are available for. Given that it's "historical", I suspect that at least some of what you might get would be the same as current marketing materials and such. So, maybe not much value in having that for a new car...

[FRANKLT1]

Originally Posted by ember1205

According to their web site, 2002 is the newest year that these are available for. Given that it's "historical", I suspect that at least some of what you might get would be the same as current marketing materials and such. So, maybe not much value in having that for a new car...

Yeah I saw that and They are you're asking $50 for that type information, which I be totally happy to pay for. but the other request to get a dealer invoice for $50 is worth it. I really want all the paper were they do when it comes down the assembly line. I wish I had new about Becky D before I bought my car I woulda bought a through her and got the signed built sheet which is very cool but the shame she's passed I thought about maybe reaching out to her husband and see if you can do something like that but I don't know.

[pauly1119]

Chevy will email you the build sheet for free but nothing else.

[FRANKLT1]

[QUOTE=pauly1119;10863783]Chevy will email you the build sheet for free but nothing else.[/Q

Thanks for that information would you possibly hear the email address so I could email them thank you

[pauly1119]

[QUOTE=FRANKLT1;10863816]

Originally Posted by pauly1119

Chevy will email you the build sheet for free but nothing else.[/Q

Thanks for that information would you possibly hear the email address so I could email them thank you

socialmedia@gm.com
Just send them your vin and the request. I believe they will only send a build sheet.

[Pupilbone]

[QUOTE=pauly1119;10863831]

Originally Posted by FRANKLT1

socialmedia@gm.com
Just send them your vin and the request. I believe they will only send a build sheet.

Thanks for that. Just sent off a request.

[ember1205]

[QUOTE=pauly1119;10863831]

Originally Posted by FRANKLT1

socialmedia@gm.com
Just send them your vin and the request. I believe they will only send a build sheet.

I thought they send a "version" of the original window sticker? The Build Sheet is pretty unexciting. lol

[pauly1119]

[QUOTE=ember1205;10863843]

Originally Posted by pauly1119

I thought they send a "version" of the original window sticker? The Build Sheet is pretty unexciting. lol

No I tried a few times.

[Silveradoss573]

[QUOTE=pauly1119;10863831]

Originally Posted by FRANKLT1

socialmedia@gm.com
Just send them your vin and the request. I believe they will only send a build sheet.

It's not technically the build sheet you receive. It's a printout of the RPO Codes any dealer can send you this free. The selling dealer can send you a copy of the invoice free as well.

[FRANKLT1]

[QUOTE=Pupilbone;10863841]

Originally Posted by pauly1119

Thanks for that. Just sent off a request.

Thank you
Will the RPO tell me which plant built my motor. I've heard that some of the motors are built at the special Performance Engine Shop. I can't get the drivers cover off to see if there's a plaque

[ember1205]

[QUOTE=FRANKLT1;10863863]

Originally Posted by Pupilbone

Thank you
Will the RPO tell me which plant built my motor. I've heard that some of the motors are built at the special Performance Engine Shop. I can't get the drivers cover off to see if there's a plaque

Odds are, your motor was NOT built there. No, the RPO codes won't tell you where the motor was built. You don't have to completely remove the cover to know whether there's a plaque stuck underneath or not.