Rarity

[matt5112]

but they are rare.

[txslow6]

but they are rare.

[txslow6]

I wasn't aware I should be looking.

It seems the word you were looking for was uncommon.

And the term "rare" should be reserved for the mary kay edition.

2-5% of vehicles around here have L36's.

0.20 to 0.50 % have L67's.

That makes 'em a little uncommon.

I can get solid numbers next time I'm at work if you please.

but they are rare.

You said they are rare not I. The Autozone manager said they are rare, then you replied with they are.
You also mentioned you could post up production numbers of the GTP's. Which I doubt you could find seeing how no one knows And Pontiac didn't keep track. And no GP is rare in my eyes or uncommon. They produced too many of them to be considered either. If someone use the term rare and GTP then most of the time they are refering to the Daytona or Pace car replica. GTP's are far from rare or uncommon in the US.

[matt5112]

txslow6,

I apologize for overstating the rarity of this vehicle.

However, I would appreciate your co-operation in re-reading the following piece to ensure you fully understand what it is I said.

2-5% of vehicles around here have L36's.

0.20 to 0.50 % have L67's.

That makes 'em a little uncommon.

I can get solid numbers next time I'm at work if you please.

Thank you for your co-operation.

[txslow6]

txslow6,

I apologize for overstating the rarity of this vehicle.

However, I would appreciate your co-operation in re-reading the following piece to ensure you fully understand what it is I said.



Thank you for your co-operation.

Thanks for proving yourself wrong once again. And thanks for not posting those production numbers you said you could get from your work. Just goes to show that they are not out there even though you thought you could get them.

[matt5112]

Again, you failed to do the one thing I asked.

. . .vehicles around here . . .

. . . I can get solid numbers next time I'm at work if you please.

Thanks for proving yourself wrong once again.

Thanks for being there, I don't know if I could make it without you being there.

And thanks for not posting those production numbers you said you could get from your work.

I never did.

Just goes to show that they are not out there even though you thought you could get them.

Again, I never did.

Edit: Moved, cluttering up other thread.

Just to put this out there:

http://www.compnine.com/vid.php?vin=1g2wp52k7wf331038

Found 58,000 vehicles matching your year and model in our database.

58 000 four doors in 98 on file.

37,747 with RPO L36

20,253 with RPO L67

http://www.compnine.com/vid.php?vin=1G2WP1210WF259325

Found 35,377 vehicles matching your year and model in our database.

35 377 2 door

12,345 with RPO L67

23,032 with RPO L36

I realize this only accounts for 93 377 vehicles of the 142,346 you claimed were produced.

But thats 93 377 more than you were able to account for.

Based on this, the GTP is far from uncommon.

However I still stand by the statement that in my area, they are uncommon.

[txslow6]

Comprehensive Chevrolet, Saturn, GMC, Hummer, Cadillac, Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Geo, Dodge, Plymouth, Jeep, Chrysler, Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda Truck, Mercedes VIN Decoder

Found 58,000 vehicles matching your year and model in our database.

58 000 four doors in 98 on file.

37,747 with RPO L36

20,253 with RPO L67

Comprehensive Chevrolet, Saturn, GMC, Hummer, Cadillac, Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Geo, Dodge, Plymouth, Jeep, Chrysler, Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda Truck, Mercedes VIN Decoder

Found 35,377 vehicles matching your year and model in our database.

35 377 2 door

12,345 with RPO L67

23,032 with RPO L36

I realize this only accounts for 93 377 vehicles of the 142,346 you claimed were produced.

But thats 93 377 more than you were able to account for.

Based on this, the GTP is far from uncommon.

However I still stand by the statement that in my area, they are uncommon.

I guess you missed were I posted the info was from Don Keefe who wrote the book "Grand Prix
Pontiacs Luxury Performance Car."

The website you posted also says my car is a 1 of 1.

I'm not saying the website is terrible or wrong just that I find it funny to hear a Grand Prix be a 1 of 1.

[I800C0LLECT]

I guess you missed were I posted the info was from Don Keefe who wrote the book "Grand Prix
Pontiacs Luxury Performance Car."

The website you posted also says my car is a 1 of 1.

I'm not saying the website is terrible or wrong just that I find it funny to hear a Grand Prix be a 1 of 1.

Writing a book = you can't be wrong?

Grand Prixs Of North America • View topic - ****Official Comp G package info page****By Bluejacket

If this information from the thread is true...

For 2004, there were 131,551 GP sold:

GT1: 27%
GT2: 52%
GTP: 7%
Comp G: 14%

For 2005, there were 122,398 GP sold - numbers are probably similar.

...then ~1 out of every 5 Grand Prix's were supercharged. I would presume the supercharged option to be less common or rather uncommon at that point. But that's 2004.