[crosive]

at one point in time, I calculated all the options my car came with and compared it to what little information I could get on just my model year and production numbers.

I narrowed it down to *at most*, my car is 1 of 961 out of the whole production year. But there were several factors I can't remember that I couldn't get info on, so it would be less than that, but I don't see it being much less.

[TheWiseWolf]

I know that a 2017-2018 all black 2SS automatic with MRC, Sunroof, and Silver wheels is pretty impossible to find. Been searching for one this year and only two went on the market and stayed on the market for less then a week.

More rare if it was silver too

[tripowergto]

Originally Posted by TheWiseWolf

I know that a 2017-2018 all black 2SS automatic with MRC, Sunroof, and Silver wheels is pretty impossible to find. Been searching for one this year and only two went on the market and stayed on the market for less then a week.

More rare if it was silver too

Yet, black and silver are two of the most popular Camaro colors sold. Not hard to find new.

[rshelar]

Not "rare" but a nice combination though. Back in the day, factory options were those that could not be simply added by the dealer and were never aftermarket. PB, PW, AC, and so on.

[Mighty Mouce]

Just enjoy the car for what it is, no one will be here in 12 years anyway.

[nancygrl]

Originally Posted by SteveV

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

LOL...Never-mind kids 40 yrs from now; there are adults NOW that don't know what a stick shift is or how to drive one.
40 yrs from now not many peeps will even know how to drive a car, they'll all be auto/self driving by then.

[chevybill]

This prediction was wrong, as most predictions turn out wrong.

https://theretrofuturist.com/1950s-f...of-the-future/

[Mighty Mouce]

Originally Posted by chevybill

This prediction was wrong, as most predictions turn out wrong.

https://theretrofuturist.com/1950s-f...of-the-future/

That's fuel free flying car. I call them FFFC's It runs off the earths natural magnetic field. The flying car has an opposing magnetic field that repels earth. Quite simple actually. I'm working on one in my garage. I'll put up a post for pre orders in a few months.

[MackSteelPrivateEye]

Originally Posted by chevybill

This prediction was wrong, as most predictions turn out wrong.

https://theretrofuturist.com/1950s-f...of-the-future/

This was during the Ike years as Pres. Ike was about technology, infrastructure and forward thinking. Ike was the one who pushed for and got our new coast to coast highways systems underway. All that seemed to come to a crawl after he left office in 1960. The road systems were still being built in the 60s, but by the early 70s it had stopped. Infrastructure was all put on the backburner.

[brap999]

Originally Posted by chevybill

This prediction was wrong, as most predictions turn out wrong.

https://theretrofuturist.com/1950s-f...of-the-future/

Many People can barely operate a car on the street correctly, I don't even want to imagine what kind of chaos would ensue with people in flying cars. This is the sole reason this technology would never happen. We'd have people falling out of the sky and flying into buildings on a regular basis.

[ac-427]

I've owned a series of late model Corvettes, so I can attest to Corvette owners obsession with establishing so called "rarity" by disaggregating production numbers in terms of various options. In the case of my 2018 Redline 2 SS Vert, only 200 were produced in the cars' exact configuration. In ten years, that will mean probably nothing in terms of value but it's fun to think about.

[crosive]

Originally Posted by brap999

Many People can barely operate a car on the street correctly, I don't even want to imagine what kind of chaos would ensue with people in flying cars. This is the sole reason this technology would never happen. We'd have people falling out of the sky and flying into buildings on a regular basis.

not to mention the noise. You can semi-sort-of muffle out freeway noise with vegetation and noise barrier walls. Can't do that when the sound is all around us in the sky.

[95 imp]

Originally Posted by crosive

not to mention the noise. You can semi-sort-of muffle out freeway noise with vegetation and noise barrier walls. Can't do that when the sound is all around us in the sky.

Skeet shooting?

[MackSteelPrivateEye]

Originally Posted by brap999

Many People can barely operate a car on the street correctly, I don't even want to imagine what kind of chaos would ensue with people in flying cars. This is the sole reason this technology would never happen. We'd have people falling out of the sky and flying into buildings on a regular basis.

Seems to be no problem with the Jetsons. Don't see why it can't work here. We area Nation of Laws. Should work fine if everyone obeys the laws.