Another ss/sc on ebay this one looks real
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From: Lansing, MI
Originally Posted by cobaltchris
Well - Maybe not the car show you were at, but the fact is they made several pre-production units and there is ONE REASON why I know what I know:
If an invoice does NOT have GMS (GM EMployee or Supplier pirces) on it, and only PEP like this one does - it's NOT regular production. Sure it's like the ones being shipped now, but too many people are circulating not quite 100% accurate info, and in my position I work with many statuses and vehicles, among them what we call PEP, and this one is PEP.
Another reason why I know it's not REGULAR PRODUCTION is because it's not even locatable on the GM system as a stock unit.
This was a car they somehow got, OTHER than regular production.
Any dealer who looks at this invoice and see what I saw, knows I am NOT telling a lie, and I have no reason to!
If an invoice does NOT have GMS (GM EMployee or Supplier pirces) on it, and only PEP like this one does - it's NOT regular production. Sure it's like the ones being shipped now, but too many people are circulating not quite 100% accurate info, and in my position I work with many statuses and vehicles, among them what we call PEP, and this one is PEP.
Another reason why I know it's not REGULAR PRODUCTION is because it's not even locatable on the GM system as a stock unit.
This was a car they somehow got, OTHER than regular production.
Any dealer who looks at this invoice and see what I saw, knows I am NOT telling a lie, and I have no reason to!
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From: Midland, Texas
Originally Posted by scrapinby
It was invoiced for PEP. It has been since re-invoiced with regular GMS. It also shows up on the locator now. There are about 12 in PA, 1 in KY, and 1 in WV.
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