T-topless SS?
07-03-2011, 04:21 PM
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T-topless SS? Went to go look at an 01 SS yesterday the car was mint and in all orginal condition but didn't have any t-tops.
My question is where there alot of 01-02 SS's made without t-tops? cause most of the ones i've came acrossed had them.
My question is where there alot of 01-02 SS's made without t-tops? cause most of the ones i've came acrossed had them.
07-03-2011, 10:47 PM
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^^Definitely not saying that. In 2001, for example, you have 6,332 cars built that were were SS, Out of ALL the Camaros CC1 Removable roof panels – 16,022 – 55.2%.
So IF, the SS followed that pattern (which it probably didn't, it probably had a higher rate of t-top cars) AT BEST you have about 3000 hardtop SS cars out there to choose from.
Who knows how many are still on the road after 10 years and who knows how many of those are actually for sale...
So IF, the SS followed that pattern (which it probably didn't, it probably had a higher rate of t-top cars) AT BEST you have about 3000 hardtop SS cars out there to choose from.
Who knows how many are still on the road after 10 years and who knows how many of those are actually for sale...
07-04-2011, 08:08 AM
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^^Definitely not saying that. In 2001, for example, you have 6,332 cars built that were were SS, Out of ALL the Camaros CC1 Removable roof panels – 16,022 – 55.2%.
So IF, the SS followed that pattern (which it probably didn't, it probably had a higher rate of t-top cars) AT BEST you have about 3000 hardtop SS cars out there to choose from.
Who knows how many are still on the road after 10 years and who knows how many of those are actually for sale...
So IF, the SS followed that pattern (which it probably didn't, it probably had a higher rate of t-top cars) AT BEST you have about 3000 hardtop SS cars out there to choose from.
Who knows how many are still on the road after 10 years and who knows how many of those are actually for sale...
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07-04-2011, 09:03 AM
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http://www.camaroz28.com/2001-camaro...ction-numbers/
http://www.frontiernet.net/~face440/SS2001A.pdf
Out of the 29,009 Camaros built for the year 2001, 16,022 of those cars were equipped with t-tops. 6,332 of those cars were SS cars. 4,830 of those SS cars had t-tops.
http://www.frontiernet.net/~face440/SS2001A.pdf
Out of the 29,009 Camaros built for the year 2001, 16,022 of those cars were equipped with t-tops. 6,332 of those cars were SS cars. 4,830 of those SS cars had t-tops.
07-04-2011, 03:57 PM
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^^Definitely not saying that. In 2001, for example, you have 6,332 cars built that were were SS, Out of ALL the Camaros CC1 Removable roof panels – 16,022 – 55.2%.
So IF, the SS followed that pattern (which it probably didn't, it probably had a higher rate of t-top cars) AT BEST you have about 3000 hardtop SS cars out there to choose from.
Who knows how many are still on the road after 10 years and who knows how many of those are actually for sale...
So IF, the SS followed that pattern (which it probably didn't, it probably had a higher rate of t-top cars) AT BEST you have about 3000 hardtop SS cars out there to choose from.
Who knows how many are still on the road after 10 years and who knows how many of those are actually for sale...
07-06-2011, 12:33 AM
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When I was window shopping for an SS a couple years ago, I came across a '01 NBM SS hardtop, heard they're rare but prolly not. Happy I didn't get it cause I wanted t-tops imo lol. But for some reason I can't see a t-top car being a race car, looks funny, they look better with a hardtop.
