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Old 07-15-2022, 01:48 PM
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I looked up PHS today on the off chance they offered a different packet than they used to;

If my memory serves me, there used to be two ways to order packets;
One was the standard deal with all the paperwork mailed to you.
The second was a more expensive "rush" order where the order/build sheet was emailed to you, and the packet sent later.

If anyone here doesn't know, they were recently covered in (POCI's) Smoke Signals magazine;

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In the May(?) issue of Smoke Signals, it covered PHS ... It also stated the fiche is deteriorating and may not be recoverable in the next few years.
The article said that all orders that have been made for the past couple(?) years have been manually scanned.
The article went on to encourage POCI members to order packets for their cars to ensure that the microfiche for their car would be scanned, and not lost to time.

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They are definitely deteriorating. We ordered the PHS for my brother's 72 TA back in the 90's and it was crisp and clear. Recently we couldn't find where we put it so I ordered it again in 2020. The new PHS scan was not great. It is kind of fuzzy and harder to read. They tried scanning it a few times for me and that was the best they could get.
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I had ordered PHS years ago that were really hard to read and kinda dark grey in color. I’m sure they are deteriorating but some were bad even back then in the 90s
I ordered one of their packets in the late 1990's for my car, and it was akin to Christmas time when that glorious packet arrived;
It had the document specific to my car, along with copies of ordering sheets, and much more - it even included a glossy 8x10"(?) black and white press release photo of my model car.

I went to their site today HERE and although they appear to have two different types of packets you can order, you might need to take a second glance because all is not as it used to be:

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All of our information packages are now sent via email only. We no longer offer a hard copy option
Now, don't get me wrong, they offer a great service to the hobby, but this is not a cheap service by any means, and at $95usd for he "regular" (email only) and $110usd for the "expedited" (again email only) service, am I the only person to think that this is a bit much?

If these are all email-only "packets" their overhead has been greatly reduced;
  • no paper to buy
  • no printers to purchase or maintain
  • no mailer envelopes required
  • no postage to be paid

Now I realize that this is how they make their money, and to some this information is quite valuable but at roughly a hundred dollars an order, surely the pricing shouldn't have any problem putting together a couple emails a day to make a comfortable living?

I would imagine that the microfiche is fairly organized by now, so looking up vehicles shouldn't be that hard.

I am sitting here wondering if the price on these email only "packets" is where it's at because people (like me) are less incline to order;
So the current price point is possibly hurting their number of orders...(?)
Maybe they are doing a juggling act of a price point vs the service so that orders still come in at a reasonable rate, and where they (Mattison's) don't need to find another job to make ends meet...
I would have thought that even mailed packets at roughly $100usd a pop should be a good money maker.

I write all this for two reasons;
1) I want word to get out that these documents are potentially dissappearing;
2) I had really hoped that I could have found a lower cost option which entails only the scanned vehicle document be emailed.

I have three vins I'd love to run, but none of these points of curiosity are nagging me enough to cough up $100usd (aprox $130 of my dollars) just for the fun of it...


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I would guess it takes about a half hour to collate the data, process and send it out.

This is not including the cost to house the microfiche nor the initial buy of this data and time to sort it out.

Another thought is when Jim decides to sell - a good bottom line always helps.

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Yeah, it's a lot for just an email. I was disappointed when I ordered it for my 77 Y82 I'm doing and discovered they no longer offer hard copies.

Obviously I can just print it out, but it's kinda strange how prices go up and we get less.

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Obviously I can just print it out, but it's kinda strange how prices go up and we get less.
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Old 07-15-2022, 02:41 PM
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I would guess it takes about a half hour to collate the data, process and send it out.

This is not including the cost to house the microfiche nor the initial buy of this data and time to sort it out.

Another thought is when Jim decides to sell - a good bottom line always helps.
He was given the microfiche;
Decades ago.

Jim probably did the bulk of the sorting a while back too.

His son has taken over the business, iirc Jim is no longer involved.

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$110 is a bargain to me. I have some other GM/Mopar projects that I would love to have info like PHS offers.

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Ok so $110 is a lot for most people w regular every day cars.
Especially if you just want to do a bunch of cars , to double check options see if they are original etc or even to find that needle in the haystack .

Many more people would likely order if it was less. BUT it’s the only game jn town. It’s basically a monopoly . AND it’s a valuable service for the right people. (Myself included in that)

I would bet that even the people w garden variety cars who complain about the $110 would be upset if it was no longer available.
So yes it’s a lot but I’m pretty happy it’s available to
Us at the same time.

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He was given the microfiche;
Decades ago.

Jim probably did the bulk of the sorting a while back too.

His son has taken over the business, iirc Jim is no longer involved.
GIVEN????? THAT IS ONE STORY. This is closer to the real story.

Years ago, when Pontiac announced it was closing its doors, a management decision said basically "everything goes into the dumpster".

So everything "went into the dumpster" I was told, but then Jim did a "Dumpster Dive" and took everything he could out of the dumpster and saved it.

I believe there was some legal opinions filed and the legal people said once it went into the dempster it was no longer GM property.

So Jim was able to save a bunch of Pontiac records but GM was not happy.

I assume the word went around GM, no more "dumpster diving", and the other OEMS followed suit.

A guy named Ran**zo, almost lost his job for climbing into a dumpster at MY work, BUT he was retrieving a part that should not have been thrown in the dumpster in the first place. A Security Guard saw him and tried to have him fired. Management said, "He should not have gone in the dumpster but he retrieved a critical parts that should not have been put in the dumpster in the first place." So Management saved his job.

Not sure what GM did to Jim, but either way the film and files were saved for Pontiac Enthusiasts.
If they fired him or cancelled his contract as a contract employee, he still did the Pontiac community a great service.

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It’s worth the money if you need that information.

Playing with old cars has never been a cheap hobby. What difference does another hundred bucks make in comparison to the many thousands we’ve already spent on something we want but don’t really need?

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It’s worth the money if you need that information.

Playing with old cars has never been a cheap hobby. What difference does another hundred bucks make in comparison to the many thousands we’ve already spent on something we want but don’t really need?

What b-man said, for the money spent on my car, so far, the hundred bucks is like me springing for the large drink instead of the medium. If it were $50 you would still find someone complaining.


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People with other cars would love to be able to have factory documentation. Just ask any other car guys, especially other GM brand owners.

From what I understand, GM gets a portion of the money each time a phs report is produced.

Cost of everything has gone up.

I'm glad the information was saved. At least we have the option to get this documentation for our cars.

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GIVEN????? THAT IS ONE STORY. This is closer to the real story.

Years ago, when Pontiac announced it was closing its doors, a management decision said basically "everything goes into the dumpster".

So everything "went into the dumpster" I was told, but then Jim did a "Dumpster Dive" and took everything he could out of the dumpster and saved it.

I believe there was some legal opinions filed and the legal people said once it went into the dempster it was no longer GM property.

So Jim was able to save a bunch of Pontiac records but GM was not happy.
This is correct.

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From what I understand, GM gets a portion of the money each time a phs report is produced.
I don't know about that - unless it is the typical trademark/registration fee arrangement for using the Pontiac name or logo(s).

GM has no claim to the records - as a result of the lawsuit Tom mentioned.

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He was given the microfiche;
Decades ago.

Jim probably did the bulk of the sorting a while back too.

His son has taken over the business, iirc Jim is no longer involved.
I don't know that much sorting has been done, or can been done.

I have some pictures of the PHS offices and file cabinets and spent some time looking just now but could not come up with them quickly.

They are the old metal pull out type with rows and rows of microfiche. The also are filed by Invoice number, not by VIN, since the billing history cars were originally a financial document (not an engineering document, nor were they saved as a potential boon to future automotive historians).

Picture the basement of an old savings and loan, where the vault is crammed full of stuff and you have to turn sideways to get between the cabinets.

Something like that.

That's what makes the comprehensive list of '62/'63 Super Duty cars even more incredible. Fred Simmonds went through tens of thousands of individual records, one at a time, before/after work and during his lunch hour - for months - in order to create that list by hand.

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UPDATE: I just had a great conversation with Jim Mattison regarding one of my cars that led to a discussion about PHS. I really enjoyed the chat and Jim was very forthcoming about how PHS has evolved, the challenges faced by this business and how his passion for the hobby and personal sacrifice have kept it alive. Jim also provided additional information about how a given car's records are kept/researched and it shed light onto the subject (continued questions) of why can't certain searches be made easier - from an overall research perspective. Here's what I learned using one of my cars as an example:

I have a 68 GTO with a VIN indicating it to be the 110th V8 car produced in Pontiac for the 68 model year (august 9, 1967 build). I decided to inquire about how many cars preceding it might have been GTOs, if produced on the first day, other statistics...you know, just in case Jim had some insight. While potentially feasible to review all cars preceding this one to make such a determination (due to low production number), he would have to look up each VIN individually and, to find them, would need to look at invoice date.

If I understand it correctly, VINs are not locatged on the Microfiche in sequential order and each car would need to be identified by performing, essentially, a standard PHS review to determine this information. It is possible that the preceding 10 cars could have been GTOs or that none of the prior 50 were GTOs - you can't know until you look at each record individually. This is both time-consuming and expensive.

The machines Jim uses to review the microfiche are expensive and not manufactured any longer, as Eric states. Office space, copying, mailing, employee expense, etc all add up. Again, details of this are for Jim alone to divulge. HOWEVER, I steadfastly state that the cost for any PHS lookup, as charged by Jim, is a bargain in this world of collector cars. Jim continues because he believes in the cause. He does not need this business, but he loves the hobby and has fought GM to keep it alive for all of us. Perhaps I will investigate further the effort to create such a database for the business.

Anyone questioning the value of knowing the provenance of their car should have no reservations about utilizing PHS. I've seen Jim at GTOAA events for years and have spoken to him on several occasions.

Please do not hesitate to get your PHS paperwork. Support our hobby. Support those who make it possible.

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Some notes from when we had this same discussion, nearly 10 years ago:

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...ht=pre-history

and over 10 years ago:

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...ht=pre-history

The threshold that flipped the switch at that time was $65.

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Possibly as Jim has stepped down, the current folks operating the service are testing the waters to see at what point the number of inquiry's really drop off. Some people would pay thousands to have a PHS for a very valuable Pontiac. Most of us feel the $100.00 or so they currently charge is just about the go, no go point for the E-mail. Probably a smart business move to find that breaking point and then back off $5.00. Honestly, they can charge as much as they want . Where else are you going to get the info?

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You can still copy or make new microfiche, as I’m still having to get soldiers records / information that way from the archives, but why not just digitize it? That way it is saved for posterity.

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I just received my ‘packet’ and am happy I did while I could. I wanted to get this while it was still being offered. You never know, especially lately.
No surprises with the info I got, just like having the verification of what it actually is.
I did print everything out and it’s in the file.
Pricey? I think so as I was getting documentation for my ‘71 LeMans Sport convertible, 400 car.
Now it I was verifying a higher end car, then this service would be a bargain for verification.
Value or not, the fact that in our Pontiac hobby this info is available is pretty great. Other’s wish they could get this info affordably…..

If you are thinking of getting this, now might not be a bad time…. Price will probably go up some more soon…
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You can still copy or make new microfiche, as I’m still having to get soldiers records / information that way from the archives, but why not just digitize it? That way it is saved for posterity.
A one man operation with millions of invoices.
According to what I read in the POCI magazine, the invoices must be done "One at a Time", however, inquiries since 2009 have been digitalized.

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You can still copy or make new microfiche, as I’m still having to get soldiers records / information that way from the archives, but why not just digitize it? That way it is saved for posterity.
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Let's look at the numbers.
Pontiac built nearly seven million vehicles between 1961 and 1970. At 10 cents per image, that works out to nearly $700,000. If you expand the year count to 1980, you will more than double that figure.

If you could image each Billing History Card or Dealer Invoice at the rate of one per second, it would take one person, working 40 true hours per week, almost a year to complete the image recording. If the actual rate increased to 2 or 3 seconds per image, that would turn out to be a substantially lengthy effort.

Now that you've got that first decade digitized, you can start figuring the cost/time requirement for the OCR phase.

This has always figured as a massive project in time and money. Until the reader/printer that PHS is using at the moment has a fatal breakdown and no repair parts can be located, thus rendering the existing microfilm cassettes useless in their current form, there is no reason for PHS to venture away from the satus quo. However, if or when that unfortunate turn of events comes about, PHS will have a decision to make, but, it is their decision to make.
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Yep, I agree with you Kurt, this post has offered some good discussions on how the PHS records could be utilized in the digital environment. Just think what a Pontiac-based, not-for-profit organization could do with that theoretical $700,000 (or even $70,000) and the PHS microfilm library. We've explored just some of the possibilities thus far.

I also agree that this is a intriguing exercise in "what-if" business building. I was just trying to further illustrate the scope of the proposition being discussed here.

As large as this theoretical endeavor might appear to be, it does not compare to many small businesses that have been started on a shoestring and successfully built up over the span of decades into important enterprises.

I am not attempting to discourage this post in any way. I'm just throwing some cold hard figures against the wall to see how far they splat.

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Keith, thanks for the refresher on the past info.

The note by Fred Simmons:

His initial introduction to the Pontiac records was through trying to find out information about his own car. He mentioned to one of the secretaries that he would like to know how his car was built and she said "oh, I can find that out". Sure enough, within a couple days she produced the invoice and option content (sort of a prehistoric "PHS" packet!). He asked her how she did that and she replied that the information still existed on property and that it was guarded by a financial person.

I actually had my 64 Pontiac GTO Pontiac Info at least 10 years before Jim did his Dumpster Diving.

And I did talk personally to the Pontiac Secretary (that probably was the one that Keith mentioned). A very nice lady and the info was extremely sharp AND ACCURATE.

That is why I have never bought the Info from Jim M. I just got it a different was years earlier.

I have spoken with John V about the info in my sheets.
I never saw the need to get a copy of the window sticker as it was gone after the BRASS HAT drove the car for a few months.

Thanks for clarifying the info, Keith.

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Picture the basement of an old savings and loan, where the vault is crammed full of stuff and you have to turn sideways to get between the cabinets.

Something like that.
I guess it's not quite that bad -

This was when the office was located at "Shows and Shoots" in Madison Heights Michigan. It has moved since then.

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