Original dealer info for 1st gens is available

[bergy]

My NCRS report came back as dealer 251 in zone 14.  No dealer name was available, but I believe that it must have been Blaise Alexander's new (in the late 60s) dealership in south central PA.  Blaise had an existing dealership in the DC area that was dealer code 250 in zone 14, so I believe that they gave the new PA Blaise dealership location the next sequential dealer code and placed it in zone 14 with the older Blaise dealership (even though most PA dealerships were not in zone 14).  Blaise has an existing dealership in the Lebanon, PA area today.

If anyone can add or subtract from this information, please PM or post.

[avnut]

I finally sent for a SDR on my 68 Camaro. The NCRS indicates dealer code 319 zone 48. Mohawk Chevrolet,Schenectady NY. This dealership has been out of business for something like 40 years. I used to live in that general area 30+ years ago. I purchased my camaro second hand in Schenectady in the late 70's. I had a feeling it would be that dealer. Mohawk Chevrolet was closed down,but the owner also had a Honda dealership which is still in operation. Strangely enough, Mohawk Honda recently(NOV,19) purchased Northstar Chevrolet Clifton park and renamed it to Mohawk Chevrolet. Hopefully this new info will help avoid confusion in the future if someone else has a Car from the original Mohawk Chevrolet -Schenectady.

[BULLITT65]

Well if they start making license plate frames, and dealer emblems , that would be cool to hang on the wall with your car. It might be worth stopping by maybe they have some pics of the dealership from back then.

[Norwood#27906]

Kinda late here but agree with Vince. I know of the original owners of my car but don't feel good about it. They didn't take care of it and are the reason it will never be a real nice car.  I would like to know however where you find out about wheels, tilt, cruise and things not on the cowl tag or POP.

[BULLITT65]

Start a new thread, and include pics of what you have. (welcome to the site)

[Brent]

I contacted the family that owned the dealership that sold my 68.

The sent me dealer badges and other promotional stuff.  I even got the key fob for it ...it was sell worth finding them,

[fsc66]

Looking for dealer zone 20 dealer 219
Above from NCRS data report, cal dealer

[fsc66]

If anyone received back their NCRS or Chevy Muscle Docs data report with only a dealer zone and code, shoot me an e-mail and I’ll see if I have the dealer name in my database.

Paul@winvoices.com

Paul

[fsc66]

Zone 32 dealer 144, i have 143 and 145 but missing 144.


Thanks,
Paul

[fsc66]

Got the Dealer's name, thanks

[aus67rs]

My 67 RS convertible was built in Norwood and exported to France.  I assume this would not have been through a dealer, so wondering if there is any point applying for the NCRS information?  Or would GM France have been the dealer?  Their sticker is on the rear quarter window. If not, does anyone know where to find additional information about the export cars? Thanks.

[ZLP955]

My 67 RS convertible was built in Norwood and exported to France.  I assume this would not have been through a dealer, so wondering if there is any point applying for the NCRS information?  Or would GM France have been the dealer?  Their sticker is on the rear quarter window. If not, does anyone know where to find additional information about the export cars? Thanks.

From memory, your car was well-travelled and had a metal Duvivier emblem on it? R. Duvivier was a big Paris-based dealer for GM cars and trucks. Unsure of the relationship between individual dealers and the national representative, but if I had to guess, I’d think dealers ordered their own stock via GM France. Personally, I’d take a chance and pay the fee to see what info came back, and you could always try to contact GM Europe to see if they kept any import records. Whatever you do, that’s a really cool car and I would love to hear more!

[firstgenaddict]

The NCRS info will probably show General Motors Export Corporation as the dealer...
The Corvette my brother and I recently purchased was ordered by a service man in Italy - but was delivered upon his return to the US - it showed GM overseas dist as the dealer.

[Nivek203]

Found my 68 was produced on 11/6/67, and sold from Mathis Chevrolet- Burkburnett, Texas. Good stuff

[CantRepeat]

I know the website says 30 days but what is the normal turn around time on the reports?