scastillo
Well-Known Member
I am Mopar lover here in Puerto Rico, since 1992 My father and I began to buy mopar cars, and in 1999 we sold all my cars and after approximately 11 years we begins again to search mopars and buy it again, recently I bought a 1972 Dodge Demon 340 from a Old Mopar collector, the car is in the process of restoration, The previous owner give to me some documents when the original owner bought the car and one broadcast sheet. When I receive the Broadcast on my hands rapidly I thought to decode it and a friend recommends to me GTS services. I was desperately to know the options that the cars brings form factory and I called GTS and a lady respond that they offer a rush services and mention that she can receive by email a color copy of my broadcast, picture of my fender tag and vin tag, and Galen will decode my fender tag, broadcast sheet and registry my car with a letter by $209.00. I send it the last week with all my information of my credit card. Yesterday a received an email form Galen, that convert me very disappointed, he mention in his letter that the fender tag and the broadcast sheet, in his opinion, is inaccurate and the registry and decoding fee is non-refundable. I write back to know the situation or what was the error with the documents that I sent. He responds to me that The broadcast sheet and the fender tag are both forgeries.
Nothing I can do to fix the problem. Car probably is a 1972 Demon 340, but everything else is suspect. Wow, as soon I receive this message I called the person who sell to me the car, and he mention that some years ago a guy form a A.G Basket reproduce the fender tag because the original tag was very rusty, but all same codes are in the new one. I look again my fender tag and is in mint condition and look original, I just compare it with another fender tag of my father dart and are the same related with the dimensions and type of font. Now I ask to my self why Galen said that is forgeries, so I dont know he is the expert but I check my car and really is a match # car. Related with the broadcast, wow I talked about it with the seller and he said he found the paper beside the back seat and he glued it in over a paper because the original paper was so toasted and delicate and with this will maintain the paper in place. I saw last night a web page that have some free some codes to decode build sheets, and I saw that my broadcast have all codes that are normally in a Demon 340. The only difference are that was build for export, the heater was deleted, and this confirm the History of my car that told me the previous owner that the car was ordered by a military person in a dealer Chicago for export later to a Military Base in Puerto Rico on 1972. The car was build on 3-13-1972 and was export to PR on October 1972. So now I have many doubts about people that mention that can decode build sheet or broadcast sheet, I was very happy because I heard to much about Galen Services and his history and he knowledge in this matter, but now I am very disappointed, I am not a expert but against what he can mention that my fender tag and broadcast are false so this brings to me many thoughts on my mind. I loose my money, I dont have my decoding did exist another GURU to decode Mopars? Any one heard about that the tags that reproduce A. G Basket have errors? If any one can advice me I will appreciate
I am using a translator, so excuse any errors on the grammar.!
Nothing I can do to fix the problem. Car probably is a 1972 Demon 340, but everything else is suspect. Wow, as soon I receive this message I called the person who sell to me the car, and he mention that some years ago a guy form a A.G Basket reproduce the fender tag because the original tag was very rusty, but all same codes are in the new one. I look again my fender tag and is in mint condition and look original, I just compare it with another fender tag of my father dart and are the same related with the dimensions and type of font. Now I ask to my self why Galen said that is forgeries, so I dont know he is the expert but I check my car and really is a match # car. Related with the broadcast, wow I talked about it with the seller and he said he found the paper beside the back seat and he glued it in over a paper because the original paper was so toasted and delicate and with this will maintain the paper in place. I saw last night a web page that have some free some codes to decode build sheets, and I saw that my broadcast have all codes that are normally in a Demon 340. The only difference are that was build for export, the heater was deleted, and this confirm the History of my car that told me the previous owner that the car was ordered by a military person in a dealer Chicago for export later to a Military Base in Puerto Rico on 1972. The car was build on 3-13-1972 and was export to PR on October 1972. So now I have many doubts about people that mention that can decode build sheet or broadcast sheet, I was very happy because I heard to much about Galen Services and his history and he knowledge in this matter, but now I am very disappointed, I am not a expert but against what he can mention that my fender tag and broadcast are false so this brings to me many thoughts on my mind. I loose my money, I dont have my decoding did exist another GURU to decode Mopars? Any one heard about that the tags that reproduce A. G Basket have errors? If any one can advice me I will appreciate
I am using a translator, so excuse any errors on the grammar.!
