mr norms paper work

[polywideblock]

I know someone got all the paper work when dealer-ship closed and they will sell it if they have yours but can't seem to find out who . so does  anyone have the contact info  or any other info relating to this    thanks

[wingcar]

I know a guy that has a Mr. Norms 1970 Challenger and these guys were able to supply him with paperwork.....worth a try.

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com

Why not try the man himself as well:

www.mrnorms.com

[Ghoste]

Maxwell Wedge here on the site will be able to point you in the right direction.

[Lord Warlock]

You may want to contact : http://www.mrnorms.com/new/sport_club/cars.html  or http://www.mrnorms.com/new/sport_club/Documentation.html

[maxwellwedge]

Yes - The number shown in that 2nd link is Larry W.

Larry has all the files - he rescued them out of Norms building across the street from the dealership many years ago.
760-630-0547

[polywideblock]

so the hamtranck historical .com is the link ?  says I'm moving and site is down 

[maxwellwedge]

This one       http://www.mrnorms.com/new/sport_club/Documentation.html

[polywideblock]

 

[69CoronetRT]

so the hamtranck historical .com is the link ?  says I'm moving and site is down 

The owner of the site, Barry Washington, is in the process of moving and unavailable to currently assist with the T/A and Hamtrack registries or reuniting paperwork, a sub service he operates.

The Hamtramck Historical site is still up and running. (with more info coming to the library )

[hemi-hampton]

Wonder why Mr Norm didn't take his own paper work with him when he closed up the dealership

[Ghoste]

Because it was the mid 70's and it was just useless junk from the past taking up space.

[hemi-hampton]

Because it was the mid 70's and it was just useless junk from the past taking up space.

Yeah, I kinda figured that, Just like how Chrysler threw away alot of there paper work when they moved out of Highland Park, Then later when they realized that was a stupid move they concocted the lost in fire story. LEON.

[Ghoste]

The better question is why he saved it in the warehouse.  We're lucky he had space to do that.

[6bblgt]

They rented/owned/used the warehouse across the street from the dealership.

[Ghoste]

He owned and perhaps still does?
I don't mean why as in "why he put it there", I meant why as in "why he saved it at all".  Most places after closing the business would have thrown it out.  Even that question I ask rhetorically as the answer is simply that he had the space.

[maxwellwedge]

The warehouse (which was owned by Norm and his brother) was used for excess inventory and then later - Mr. Norm's Kawasaki....and other businesses over the years.

Yes Ghoste - funny that he kept all that paperwork. Glad he did. Maybe it was kept for a "fire sale"....Lol!

[bigblue73]

Call Larry Wiemer at Performance West.  There was not as much paperwork as you would think was what i was told many years ago.  However, if he has your dealer jacket, you will be supplied with Banking transactions, mini-monroni, extra keys, warranty sign offs...etc.  I bought mine 15 years ago and I was shocked at all the information that I received for my '73 Challenger.  It's worth the call to see if he has anything and it can be money well spent if the collector car market appreciates it.