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Oh ok that makes sense. Oh well... Thanks for all your comments!

Yeah I think so too. I still would like to be able to find these documents but I dont think I ever will. Its to bad that the previous owners didnt hang on to the original paperwork and passed it on, but what can ya do! Maybe there is some hope somewhere out there... anyone... haha!

I just got a response from the owner of that car when i asked him how he got the documents. he wrote "it came with the car. You have to be a member of AACA and have your car registered. They also own a Musuem in PA. I have bought at least 3 of their cars from them at the Carlisle Auctions in the Spring and Fall." Maybe that will help... doesnt really help me tho...

I'm fully aware of less than honest people on ebay (been scammed a few times) but he did give full name, address, and phone # to this clubs site, so it was worth the time to ask, as i didnt see anything about getting a vehicles documents on it anywhere.

Its not what I have... Its what this guy has, and Im looking for. Take a look at this link and see if you can decipher what he has. Its very clear he said AACA. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:VRI&item=280296392045

I was told to post this here too. I am looking to obtain some documentation on my car, I have a 1958 Chevy Impala. I would like to verify that the options are authentic. I have found another 58 Impala with an AACA Document that lists how the car was produced, how do I get one on my car? What information do I need to give to make this happen? Thanks for any help!!

I am looking to obtain some documentation on my car, I have a 1958 Chevy Impala. I would like to verify that the options are authentic. I have found another 58 Impala with an AACA Document that lists how the car was produced, how do I get one on my car? What information do I need to give to make this happen? Thanks for any help!!