2004 Monte Carlo SC Intimidator certificate

[goldss]

I've got an 12k mileage monte that I did not receive the certificate of authenticity for. Is there such a thing as a spare somewhere? Someone who has no need for one anymore? I had heard on another forum that the MC pace cars ended up getting two because the wrong sequential #s were distributed. I could use some more suggestions.

[ljtyphoon]

Who was the certificate from? I know I got a statement of Authenticity on my Typhoon because I requested one from PASS, as it was produced by GM as a incomplete vehicle and finished by PASS. Was there any performance enhancements on that vehicle after it left the factory?
LJ

[goldss]

I did find out my sequential #. A hard copy ,if I could find one,would work along with copying w/photoshopping the # in place.

[mattthias]

I requested the number from Chevrolet last month. They were able to tell the number of my Intimidator the next day and they sent me a letter on Chevrolet letterhead stating what number the vehicle was. I would like to get a certificate and do the same thing that your talking about. If you find anything let me know and I will do the same.

[Sal Collaziano]

What is an "Intimidator" anyway? Too lazy to Google.

[Slideways]

So you're trying to falsify a document proving authenticity? That sounds like a terrible idea. You'd know the document is false, so what motive could you possibly have?

Worst case scenario: You sell the car, include the doctored certificate, and the new owner catches wind.
Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. Go directly to jail.

Like this guy.

http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2...he-real-thing/

[demonspeed]

What is an "Intimidator" anyway? Too lazy to Google.

It was just a supercharged MC SS (actually, they may have been available before MCSS went S/C in 2004), black (duh), DEI embroidered headrests, signature on the gauges, and some other tacky stuff that NASCAR aficionados appreciate.