2010 Camaro documentation / brochures

[CanadianCamaro]

Originally Posted by CamaroScotty

An autographed Camaro Scotty Certificate???

Actually that would be a nice touch! But I'm affraid that if I ask for one that everyone on this board would want one. Wouldn't want you to get carpal tunnel Scotty!

[CanadianCamaro]

Originally Posted by camaropete

Thanks Number3. I think that is the same one that is posted here:
http://camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7790

Yep - Thanks guys. Have that one. Maybe once I get the gaps mostly filled I can start a full documentation thread - everything in one spot. We'll see. 16 hr days start soon...

[NVMY68SS]

Did you get my email? I sent you a color pdf of the SRG last night along with about 10MB of other stuff.

Let me know and I can resend in smaller emails.

[CanadianCamaro]

^^^ Got it! Just replied. Thanks a bunch. I'm updating my list now.

[CanadianCamaro]

Thanks for everyone's replies thus far. As I said before, I may bring all these documents together in 1 spot without naming sources (several documents, although well circulated by now, are "internal use only" documents - don't want anyone getting in trouble). For now I've updated the below list:

Hard Copy Brochures:
- 2007 NAIAS launch press kit (Need)
- Introductory brochure (6 page fold-out style - http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showth...light=brochure) (Need)
- Color chips (I am now told that this is a US only brochure - looking to acquire one)
- Others?

PDF Brochures & Other Documents
(are any of these available in hard copy?)
- Specifications V.1 July 2008 (actually no version number on cover) (Have)
- Specifications V.2 ??? 2008 (Need - maybe doesn't exist?)
- Specifications V.3 October 2008 (Have)
- Specifications V.4 October 2008 (Have)
- Order Guide (2 pages - Have)
- Salesperson Pocket Guide (2 pages - Have)
- Salesperson Reference Guide (9 pages - Have)
- Salesperson Ordering Refernce (2 pages - Have)
- Salesperson Initial Ordering Workbook (17 pages - Have)
- Oct 3/08 Dealer letter from Ed Peper re: Pre-production order activity (Have)
- Oct 13/08 Dealer letter from Ed Peper re: Dealer pricing (Have)
- Canadian Dealer Letters similar to the above? (Investigating)
- Price sheets (published on Camaro5.com) (Have)
- Others?

Car specific documents
- GM AutoBook full spec order sheet
- Order WORKBENCH print out
- Window sticker
- Final dealer invoice, payment documents etc.
- Factory build sheet (I'll be pulling out my rear seat and crossing my fingers)
- Photos on day of delivery
- Manual and all other documentation that comes with car (onStar, XM, blah blah)
- First & second thankyou letters from GM (NEED! if they ever arrive...)
- Others?

Stuff still to come
- First official showroom brochure (Probably available in the spring)
- Info leaflet? (sometimes in addition to the above a 1 page brchure is printed - we'll see)
- Others?

[wjones14]

Welcome to the forum CanadianCamaro!

I share your philosophy about the more documentation the better. Besides adding to the value of the car at auctions, etc., as you correctly point out, it's just plain fun to do.

I did the same thing as you when it came to my '05 Mustang, and I will do the same for the '10 Camaro if I decide to pull the trigger on one (which is likely).

Before I ordered the Mustang in Dec 2004, I had sent to Ford for more information, and they sent me a personalized 8-page mini-brochure. The salesman at the dealership gave me a 14-page glossy Ford reprint of articles from Car And Driver, Motor Trend, and USA Today. Of course I also saved the window sticker, got several copies of the sales brochure at the showroom, downloaded the PDF Order Guide and Info sheets from the MustangSource.com website, and had a printout of the Road & Track data sheet laminated! Also in my folder are copies of numerous magazine road tests and comparisons.

After the purchase, I have kept a record of all the maintenance on an Excel spreadsheet (PM me for the template if you want).

There's no substitute for the car itself, naturally, but having all that reading material is sure fun when you're not driving.