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In a message dated 11/5/13 3 38 59, vinh.d.ly@gmail.com writes:<BR>
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>>>Don't expect much. The manilla folder will have just a few pages of information, unless the car was very significant or different.<BR>
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Here's a photo of the file for 5038, for instance, which went to the UK:<BR>
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Basic information on type, color, interior, and any options or accessories, along with info on the entity that ordered the car, is all you're going to get.<BR>
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On one level, it's not much for what you're paying. On the other level, the fact that you can even get this stuff at all is priceless...personally, if I had a car covered under this program, I would want to have the documentation going with it.<BR>
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Unfortunately, when I was there and getting the scant documentation that they had on my car (all they have for the Ford-purchased cars is the shipping information, which lists the color), they did a sloppy job of copying the slightly oversize documents so about an inch was cut off on the left side, and I didn't notice until I got home. If you order something, examine it closely when you receive it and if you're not happy, have them make it right.<BR>
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It may be that they have to copy the left and right sides of a specific document seperately, and then you would have to digitally stitch them together?<BR>
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But as you can see from the photo above, the paperwork for a Euro car tends to be very bite-sized and should copy nicely.<BR>
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