LAST 2014 CTF Z/28 990069

[Zslash28]

Found this gem on Auto Trader. It is the last CTF car, White, without A/C. Someone please grab this future Barrett Jackson mega star! LoL.

So, I am documenting every Z/28 2014s and 2015s, started an excel sheet to capture if the car came with A/C or not, and if they have been modified, if they were Pace Cars, Callaway Cars, etc. Hopefully in the attempt for future owners. Since I plan to keep my '14 AGM, 970181, no A/C car forever, maybe by capturing this info early, I can one day be a solid source for information.

http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...modelCode1=CAM

[JUSTIFIED]

How can you tell that it's a CTF? Mileage (201) seems a bit low for one.

[Zslash28]

Originally Posted by utaeng96

How can you tell that it's a CTF? Mileage (201) seems a bit low for one.

The VIN.

2G1FS1EE4E9699069

10th digit means 2014

13th and14th digit being 99 means its a CTF. Production cars have 97.

Last 3 digits are sequence numbers, 69, last one.

[JUSTIFIED]

Originally Posted by Zslash28

The VIN.

2G1FS1EE4E9699069

10th digit means 2014

13th and14th digit being 99 means its a CTF. Production cars have 97.

Last 3 digits are sequence numbers, 69, last one.

Got it. Thanks!

[chimazo]

While I and (I'm sure) others appreciate your efforts regarding establishing a sort of registry, I'd have to disagree about the future value of any CTF car. It's not like they were prototypes. Rather, they are in sort of a gray area in that they are not even considered "production vehicles" according to their VIN. As we are aware, there are officially 440 '14's (E9700001-E9700440), and 1288 '15's (F9700001-F9701288). And then there are the CTF cars. Not hating on them, just looking at it from collectible perspective. There's a reason why E9700001 was auctioned off to Rick Hendrick for silly money (besides charity right-off), and not 9699001. Same reason they put #3 (IIRC) in the GM museum.

[carladenile]

Originally Posted by utaeng96

How can you tell that it's a CTF? Mileage (201) seems a bit low for one.

Mine had 66 miles on it.

[serviceguy]

The AGM CTF #66 I just bought from an out of state dealer that bought at the GM auction; 68 miles on it until the dealer general manager drove it for 550 miles.

[sh233252]

Regardless of which one will be worth more, I like having a unique VIN that these CTF's have. If I was looking for it to be worth more than I paid for it, I would have bought one with no milage, wrapped it up and sealed it in a container in a Atomic bomb proof bunker several hundred feet below surface. But I bought this car to enjoy and not hide it away to down the road sell it to some random dude to enjoy.

[mlee]

How do you know it's the last one.

Also, if you are tracking these maybe you should take over the OP for this thread.
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=365047

[Zslash28]

Just a little speculation on my part. we know there were 69 CTFs built in 2014, at least no one has said otherwise. We know the Z/28s were built in sequence. And the VIN is a dead give away IMO.

If I had a system that I could punch VINs into that I could then know of it was a Non-AC or AC car, I would be done with my list already. As of right now, my list is coming along and just got a huge shot in the arm from a member here.

Wouldn't mind being the OP for the owners list thread. I do plan to go through all of the threads in this forum as I know there are owners who have not posted in the owners thread. I am also trying to capture if cars have been modified; headers, cam, intake, cage, etc. Wrecked cars as well. Hopefully in the future I will start a website or something.

[SumWhite1LE]

Oh wow.. Its here in Oklahoma.. I may take a drive out and check it out...

[serviceguy]

Anybody who really understands these cars should buy that one ! what a cool VIN # to own !

[chimazo]

Zslash28, as I said before, establishing a registry would be fantastic. The ZL1 and GT500 guys have one. It would be helpful to present and future owners, especially in determining wrecked/totaled/salvage title cars. Like with the original '67-69 Z/28's, if these cars end up retaining their value, there will undoubtedly be clones (in fact there already are, to an extent).
And FWIW, I agree with your assessment that the car in question is the last Z/28 CTF car GM used. It went to auction with less than 200mi! Don't know if you noticed that is is a NO A/C car, so the first and last CTF cars were white and had no A/C, and that accounts for 2 of the 4 white CTF cars so equipped.

[Zslash28]

Originally Posted by kaydenpage810

Great project, mate! Share the results (stats) with us, if possible.

As of right now I am putting a plan together while collecting data for a base registry document. Looking at web-site hosts, domain names, etc. If I am going to do this, I want to do it right, and surprise a few people with the content.