Does anyone know how to contact Wayne Roberts of the GS Historical Society?

[Dillon14]

I have a 1970 Buick GS Stage 1 car and have been trying unsuccessfully to contact (via phone and email) Wayne Roberts in hopes of verifying the authenticity of my Stage 1 car. Does anyone know how to contact Wayne Roberts of the GS Historical Society?
Thanks,
Al Barlow
Maine

[bob k. mando]

1970 is one of the years the Sloan Museum actually has documents on, so the simplest solution would be to give them your VIN and have them send you duplicates of the original factory paperwork.

http://www.sloanmuseum.com/buick-gal...otive-research

also, look here:
http://www.stage1registry.com/GSinfo.html

[Dillon14]

1970 is one of the years the Sloan Museum actually has documents on, so the simplest solution would be to give them your VIN and have them send you duplicates of the original factory paperwork.

http://www.sloanmuseum.com/buick-gal...otive-research

also, look here:
http://www.stage1registry.com/GSinfo.html

Thanks but my Stage 1 is a late year model and the Sloan Museum does not have the information. I am told that only Wayne has that information.

[Bob]

You could try Wayne Roberts at 248-879-2113. If you get him, mention he should hang out here more

[Dillon14]

You could try Wayne Roberts at 248-879-2113. If you get him, mention he should hang out here more

I have phoned Wayne at least a dozen times reaching only his voice mail. I did speak with his son last night who said Wayne was not at home but he would tell him to call me. Still no call or email. It really sucks as he is the only person that can document my 70 Stage 1.

Al in Maine

[cjp69]

I feel your pain Al, sometimes it can take a while to get paperwork from Wayne, as he has a "real job" like most of the rest of us, just does this on the side. I think sometimes he waits until he has a batch of a few to do all at once.

While we are waiting, how about sharing some info and pics of your car?

Thanks, Chris

[Dillon14]

I feel your pain Al, sometimes it can take a while to get paperwork from Wayne, as he has a "real job" like most of the rest of us, just does this on the side. I think sometimes he waits until he has a batch of a few to do all at once.

While we are waiting, how about sharing some info and pics of your car?

Thanks, Chris

Chris,
I understand that Wayne is probably busy and has a "real job" as well. However, it only takes a few minutes to make a phone call or send an email to ensure the Stage 1 owner that he will get back to him when he has some free time.
Just saying.
Thanks,
Al in Maine