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chevybill 08-23-2019 01:54 PM

Any way to determine the true rarity of our cars?
 
I have a 2017 2ss car that was a special order car the original purchaser refused. It's garnet red, 6 speed manual, dual mode exhaust, no sunroof, factory ground effects, blacked out bowties from factory and grey painted wheels instead of the standard bright finish wheels.

I know it could be one on one with these options, but is there anyway to actually determine this? I have looked at the information provided on this website regarding production numbers prior to posting this thread.

TRZ06 08-23-2019 02:01 PM

Hate to break it to you but rarity and Camaro do not go together. LOL

VinnAY 08-23-2019 02:02 PM

is not rare.

kropscamaro16 08-23-2019 02:07 PM

lol not rare unless you have a slime green 1le or zl1 1le or some shit

chevybill 08-23-2019 02:10 PM

I mean within Camaro production, is there a way to determine if there are other cars optioned identical to mine.

I realize it's not rare like an Auburn Boattail Speedster or a 1953 Corvette.

GearheadSS 08-23-2019 02:30 PM

Yeah, in 40 years no one will care. Options like that don't make a car rare.

SteveV 08-23-2019 03:37 PM

Yeah, but the way things are going, in 40 years, kids will point at a stick shift and ask "Dad, what is that?"

lgarrison34 08-23-2019 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveV (Post 10604266)
Yeah, but the way things are going, in 40 years, kids will point at a stick shift and ask "Dad, what is that?"

We may already be there. A lot of kids do this now.

Mov Ov3r 08-23-2019 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by lgarrison34 (Post 10604269)
We may already be there. A lot of kids do this now.

Unfortunately this is the case. Neither of my parents taught me, I'm 28, and sadly I learned on a friends car when I was younger. I still have to teach the fiance how to drive one.. debating on whether that's a good idea or not.

Glen e 08-23-2019 04:09 PM

I agree .....it’s already here… In the last couple years I have worked with one of the car companies to supply college graduates in teams to go out and do special events, auto shows etc. ......the college graduates are brand new, recently graduated, and from all over United States....In the three teams of eight that I worked with, 6 out of 8 Could not drive a stick shift and had never been taught. So we taught them in a special class at the track.

chevybill 08-23-2019 07:05 PM

Despite all the negative nancy responses, my original question remains unanswered.

arpad_m 08-23-2019 07:40 PM

OP, there is some partial 2017 build count info in this thread: https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=515520

Gunkk 08-24-2019 03:59 AM

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Originally Posted by chevybill (Post 10604182)
I have a 2017 2ss car that was a special order car the original purchaser refused. It's garnet red, 6 speed manual, dual mode exhaust, no sunroof, factory ground effects, blacked out bowties from factory and grey painted wheels instead of the standard bright finish wheels.

I know it could be one on one with these options, but is there anyway to actually determine this? I have looked at the information provided on this website regarding production numbers prior to posting this thread.

You can estimate it using the known numbers for color and trim, but there are a couple gaps you could try filling in by emailing your VIN gmhc@gm.com or socialmedia@gm.com with a polite request. They will not give you exact #s, but if you're lucky you may be able to get a count of manuals and a count of total NPP options. That said, All ZL1s came with NPP, and 2SS cars are more likely to have NPP optioned than V6 and 1SS so the kind of estimating I did below will always have errors... but you can do a hi-low bracket on the #s to determine a reasonable +/- error range.

#s in yellow are guesses and need to be refined ... but using this as a starting point your car is roughly 1:200.

HDRDTD 08-24-2019 04:47 AM

As far as I know, there is no site/source that will break done production numbers all the way down to the specific options on your car.

Sorry.


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