National Register

[88GreenVN]

As some may know I've been working on Holden Production Numbers for a while and now I would like to know if any one would be interested in a certificate from a National Register (Co-ordinated via the National Motor Museum) for Holden cars and the production numbers. I will be putting the idea to Holdens when I have collected info from clubs and Holden gurus Australia wide.

To the Mods - I am not part of any other forums on the net and I'm not trying to sell anything - Just looking if any Commodore owners would like to obtain a certificate to say what number car they have.

Maybe a poll - would you use a service like this or not?

Comments good and bad please - PM me if you like.

[YMY-88U]

what sort of info would this certificate have on it??

[Garth]

i reckon it would be funny to see what number commodore i have in the series. i woudl be interested, not for a serious thing though.

[BOGANV8]

I reckon i would be keen for this

As said above what kind of info will it have on it

[The Darkness]

yeh why not

[fabz]

Count me in ill be keen to have a cert. add it all the other papers i have for the car

[krazyboris]

Depends on cost, but sounds pretty fun.

[88GreenVN]

what sort of info would this certificate have on it??

Mosly production info - from to, numbers made but most importantly it would be the actual number Holden made.

Where there is no way of working out the actual day a car was made, a daily avg will be used.

This certificate could also include any info to owner would like to supply. VIN, engine, that sort of stuff.

Also a show certificate type thing for show cars.

If I can get a green light from Holden.........

The submission I do for Holden will need to be good

[88GreenVN]

Depends on cost, but sounds pretty fun.

Cost - for a paper one maybe $5.00 upto $50.00 for a U bute flash framed thingo.

Early days to work this sort of stuff out.

I've almost proved the maths - some areas are locked down and all good - just need to finish of the early stuff for people NOT owning a Commodore but still a Holden