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Red C5 Z06 southbound Rte. 24 Tuesday, getting off 106 East, around 6 PM? Very nice car, lowered I believe... 
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Originally Posted by pastorbrad
Red C5 Z06 southbound Rte. 24 Tuesday, getting off 106 East, around 6 PM? Very nice car, lowered I believe...
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Originally Posted by Wicked Weasel
wow less than 5%. I guess the people that matter are on here
we'll let him figure out the standard deviation
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Originally Posted by connecticut
this is just a guess, i figure at least 10,000 c5's alone in the NE; that would be <2.5% of production, so it's probably on the low side; this is starting to sound like a StephenT post
we'll let him figure out the standard deviation
we'll let him figure out the standard deviation
You would need DMV records to find current registered Vette owners and then match them with the CF users. There are a few Vettes out there that may not be driven or registered. Then you have the Canuks and other countries.
This was posted the other day in C5 gen about the C5 production numbers
1997 - 2004 Total Production
Year Production
1997 9752
1998 31084
1999 33270
2000 33682
2001 35627
2002 35767
2003 35469
2004 34064
C5 Total: 248715
10,000 C5 would be 4% of production.
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Yeah, well, worth a try. The car was lowered and had that sequential blinker thing for the 3rd brakelight (I forget the name of product :o ) so I thought those being CF kinds of things there might be a chance... 
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Originally Posted by pastorbrad
Yeah, well, worth a try. The car was lowered and had that sequential blinker thing for the 3rd brakelight (I forget the name of product :o ) so I thought those being CF kinds of things there might be a chance...