how many?
Burning Brakes
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Yes
Try this site: http://www.compnine.com/vid.php
I think when you put in your VIN# it will tell you all info on your car including how many of each option
I think when you put in your VIN# it will tell you all info on your car including how many of each option
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Try this site: http://www.compnine.com/vid.php
I think when you put in your VIN# it will tell you all info on your car including how many of each option
I think when you put in your VIN# it will tell you all info on your car including how many of each option
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The data returned by this link are completely flawed. This is a dealership/parts supply house that is building a database by submission of VIN numbers. In the meantime every car checked tends to turn up as 1 of 1 or 1 of 10 ever produced. Just not realistic. The problem is in the data (or lack there of) provided.
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I don't believe you are correct. They have all the same data that the Corvette Action Center production statistics pages have.
What I'm not certain about is if they have more or not. It appears that they do, but I'm not sure how.
My car is one of one with *everything* considered, but before I could craft the simpler search I wanted to do (4LT, AO, ebony/brick, manual, black top, F55 & NPP) I ran into their limit on daily VIN lookups.
Based on the production statistics from the other site, it's still likely to be one of one.
I'll have to play with it again tomorrow.
What I'm not certain about is if they have more or not. It appears that they do, but I'm not sure how.
My car is one of one with *everything* considered, but before I could craft the simpler search I wanted to do (4LT, AO, ebony/brick, manual, black top, F55 & NPP) I ran into their limit on daily VIN lookups.
Based on the production statistics from the other site, it's still likely to be one of one.
I'll have to play with it again tomorrow.
The data returned by this link are completely flawed. This is a dealership/parts supply house that is building a database by submission of VIN numbers. In the meantime every car checked tends to turn up as 1 of 1 or 1 of 10 ever produced. Just not realistic. The problem is in the data (or lack there of) provided.
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I tend not to believe that site either, mine comes up as 1 of 1 and I find that hard to believe! But who knows? If you assume that the probability of a car having a given option is independent of the probability of having any other option then you can generate an approximation by calculating the overall option percentages for your car. Doing this for mine gives an estimate of 27 cars. However the assumption is poor since it is likely that options are not independent.
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The data returned by this link are completely flawed. This is a dealership/parts supply house that is building a database by submission of VIN numbers. In the meantime every car checked tends to turn up as 1 of 1 or 1 of 10 ever produced. Just not realistic. The problem is in the data (or lack there of) provided.
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I don't believe you are correct. They have all the same data that the Corvette Action Center production statistics pages have.
What I'm not certain about is if they have more or not. It appears that they do, but I'm not sure how.
My car is one of one with *everything* considered, but before I could craft the simpler search I wanted to do (4LT, AO, ebony/brick, manual, black top, F55 & NPP) I ran into their limit on daily VIN lookups.
Based on the production statistics from the other site, it's still likely to be one of one.
I'll have to play with it again tomorrow.
What I'm not certain about is if they have more or not. It appears that they do, but I'm not sure how.
My car is one of one with *everything* considered, but before I could craft the simpler search I wanted to do (4LT, AO, ebony/brick, manual, black top, F55 & NPP) I ran into their limit on daily VIN lookups.
Based on the production statistics from the other site, it's still likely to be one of one.
I'll have to play with it again tomorrow.
