Has anyone used Galens tag service

[Don selleck]

wondering if anyone has used this service and there results? is it worth it?

 

[snakeyes]

no not worth it there have been a lot of post on this subject, you can do most of it your self it just takes some time http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/galen-govier-no-more-orders.30980/ http://www.hotrod.com/articles/authenticating-your-muscle-car/

 

[snakeyes]

http://galengovier.com/ https://galengovier.com/gts-home/services/decoding/ https://galengovier.com/gts-home/contact-us/

 

[snakeyes]

https://galengovier.com/gts-home/products/white-books/white-books-full-set/

 

[Don selleck]

wow sounds like a mess, thanks for the info

 

[Don selleck]

did a bbb search, unhappy customers scored an "F" in overall rating

 

[Richard Cranium]

The guy does deserve major credit as THE man who started deciphering fender tags & broadcast sheets along with collecting and recording all that data from various Mopars. Unfortunately for him, once all the decoding info became public knowledge, the need for his services dwindled and as as the years have shown, so has his relevance.

Anyone know what he's up to these days?

 

[snakeyes]

http://www.forwardlook.net/6265-archive/msg00806.html

 

[beanhead]

Anyone know what he's up to these days?

Laughing all the way to the bank maybe?

 

[beanhead]

 

[Don selleck]

http://www.forwardlook.net/6265-archive/msg00806.html

Wow too bad, doesn't seem like all that of a bad of a job to offer a service that requires something you love too do, and not even trying to deliver on it. Bummer, maybe RC should start a service,

 

[snakeyes]

just let your fingers do the walking on your key board

 

[snakeyes]

money money money

 

[theman440]

He did my car - took a looooooooooong time. I think it was worth it, found out some info I otherwise might not have on my own.

 

[Budnicks]

The guy does deserve major credit as THE man who started deciphering fender tags & broadcast sheets along with collecting and recording all that data from various Mopars. Unfortunately for him, once all the decoding info became public knowledge, the need for his services dwindled and as as the years have shown, so has his relevance.

Anyone know what he's up to these days?

I can't remember the name of the co. {Masterpiece Cars} but he's still
more or less doing the same thing for someone else...

Here's an art. from Hemmings 2012
https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2012/01/03/galen-govier-joins-Masterpiece-classic-cars/

 

[Budnicks]

wondering if anyone has used this service and there results? is it worth it?

Don't send him any money, not to his old site anyway
GTS LLC {Galen Tag Service LLC}, it's a "well lets just say",
it's a rip off now
way too many complaints & nothing for the $$$
& sometimes years later
http://www.galengovier.com/

 

[oldbee]

Well I kinda remember asking him a question soon after 'Al Gore's' internet opened up and he was very courteous and said to contact him if my car ever went for sale.

 

[Budnicks]

The guy does deserve major credit as THE man who started deciphering fender tags & broadcast sheets along with collecting and recording all that data from various Mopars. Unfortunately for him, once all the decoding info became public knowledge, the need for his services dwindled and as as the years have shown, so has his relevance.

Anyone know what he's up to these days?

He was one of the 1st to offer the service
& "allegedly" did some, well lets just call it
"less than regular business practices"
some serous accusation, "alleged" dealings were
called out {law suits} against him, on several Mopar sites....

Re-Bodies "allegations" less than trustworthy "alleged" documentations, for big $$$/rare cars

 

[Ranger16]

I attempted to use him just recently to have my window sticker reproduced as the upper left corner with the dealer name was ripped off, but his site referred me to Triple A Enterprises. No complaints with them, for what it's worth.

 

[flypaper]

The guy does deserve major credit as THE man who started deciphering fender tags & broadcast sheets along with collecting and recording all that data from various Mopars. Unfortunately for him, once all the decoding info became public knowledge, the need for his services dwindled and as as the years have shown, so has his relevance.

Anyone know what he's up to these days?

sorry RC
don't give the biggest fake tag creator in the mopar hobby too much credit..
he is the one who started the crap that is the norm now...
he should be in the cell next to Swine Hilda..