Originally Posted by bartamos
I'm hoping they are just improving the website......... but suspecting they want to monetize the info. Just to be clear I'm not after a "kit" for a specific vehicle. I'm wanting to search the huge archive of company data for each year. We have all used it for many years. I can't even get thru to anyone at GM to find out what happened to the database. Some 24 year old business college grad must have decided it was not needed by anyone. GM should be absolutely delighted that we bring these old vehicle back to enlighten the young folks and bring GM"S HERITAGE to life. Hundreds of GM forums, thousands of GM restorers used it. Millions of GM parts, or licensed parts, purchased for the old trucks.
Ken
If you can get a little more specific about what you're looking for on company data, I can try to contact again the person I oriiginally corresponded with on the outfit (a contractor) that's doing GM's revisions.

Meantime if anyone needs a Vehicle Info Kit, take a look at the first post in this thread (the red update)


Kevin
1951 Chevy 3100 work truck
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