GM Canada RPO Documentation
 

Recently there have been some new people doing the option packages at GM Canada, so if you want George to redo yours and sign it, just drop him an email ([email protected]) and he will look after it. I believe 20 years of experience is worth something, especially when you are showing or selling your car.

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COPO427...
I assume there would be a charge for this if it was requested. Do you know how much the fee is to have one redone and signed by George as mentioned?

Thanks - Randy

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One would think it would be a "warranty" replacement.

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: realzed</div><div class="ubbcode-body">COPO427...
I assume there would be a charge for this if it was requested. Do you know how much the fee is to have one redone and signed by George as mentioned? Thanks - Randy </div></div>

When I spoke with George, he said no charge to get it redone. I will ask him again on Monday. Sorry, I forgot about the post. I guess a PM should have hit me.

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Here's the scoop.

If it's been since <span style="text-decoration: underline">April 2010 to current day</span>, there is no charge. You must contact him by email. <span style="text-decoration: underline">[email protected]</span>

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George and his crew a gm vintage services are a class act, and i greatly appreciate their services. Roger

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I first used there services about 20 years ago. I was very impreesed at how quickly they get your info back to you. I've talked to George a handful of times, and is very helpful and knowledgable. If you got a Canadian sold vehicle, this is the best way to document it! Hats off to George and his crew for the service they provided to all that require it. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]