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Old 03-20-2012, 02:05 PM
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Ok thanks. Looks like the little bit of info I did find was wrong. Said there were some late model '02s that were done by SLP, which coincided with the emblems. thanks a lot for the info.
I just noticed, nobody asked you the obvious question. Is your car a Firehawk (RPO WU8 on the door)?? I suppose if the previous owner removed the Firehawk decals (and swapped the hood??), it'd be hard to tell the car was a Firehawk. Not sure why anyone would do that and then slap "SLP" decals on it as it'd only decrease its value.
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Originally Posted by JohnnyBs98WS6Rag
There were 524 2001 Pewter WS6 coupes w/ A4s built. I can't tell you how many of those had taupe interior, but I can tell you that 420 2001 WS6 coupes w/ A4 had taupe leather interior (all colors).

FWIW, ALL T/A coupes since '98 have t-tops

Link to a breakdown is in my sig.
Awesome, Thank you so much for the information. =D
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I just bought a 2001 firebird base v6...and after buying I would like to sup it up..but wanting something different than small block 350 to put in it..like to turn it into a indy Racer type engine so it seems like a sleeper car...or go big like a 427 but I need some help with info
About engine swaping or v6 improvement like a 4.3L. Thanks for any help
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I just bought my first T/A last week its a 98 triple black vert with an automatic im just curious how many of these were built with this combo people ive talked to have said not too many were made but I cant find any numbers for 1998.
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Look at the 2nd 'sticky' in this section.
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Originally Posted by 98triplebackdroptop
I just bought my first T/A last week its a 98 triple black vert with an automatic im just curious how many of these were built with this combo people ive talked to have said not too many were made but I cant find any numbers for 1998.
I can't breakdown your exact combo, but the info I have for each option is:

Total '98 T/A 'Verts: 1519
w/ A4: 1253
w/ Black (41U): 471
w/ Black Top (41T): 1034
w/ Pewter Leather (142/143): 1082
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I found this Firebird near a dealer where I live, I am interested in buying, they want 4500. I did some research,Carfax showed it totaled and I googled the VIN and found it at a salvage auction site listed 2 years ago.It doesn't look like it hard just basically deployed the air bags. Here is the old pictures and the new ones at the dealership. Notice the repaired pics shown by the dealer doesn't have the ram air hood. So was this a original WS6 car, with a 135k on the dash is it worth 4500. Its a Automatic,Thanks guys

VIN# 2G2FV22P6R2240073

http://brainerd.craigslist.org/ctd/2850040016.htm

http://www.carsforsale.com/used_cars...d_144573386_37

http://www.karmena.com/car-for-sale/...-usa-20830220/
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I have been on the look for a 93-97 trans am, six speed hardtop ws6 with the red leather interior. My first question is can anyone help me narrow down the years available in that color combo and if any were made how many were produced. Has anyone ever seen this color combo? I have seen red with red interior but not black w/ red Thanks
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My fault for not looking through the rest of this thread, but there's nearly 30 pages here!

JW if anyone has been able to find production numbers from SLP for their V6 Firebird GT package in '01 and '02.. Mines an '02 and I'll be giving them a call next week, but haven't found anything online about it.
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So I was looking into this site about the RPO Codes and this is what it told me after listing all of my RPO codes. (See attached Photo) You will notice that it said my car is one of only 8 ever made EXACTLY like mine..... What say you all?
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Yeah, many have posted info into that site and it always states the car is 'rare'. You can take almost any car and if just one stinkin' thing is different then it is 1 of 1 or 1 of 5 etc.. It gets to be a joke after awhile. Just silly. Look at the general BIG picture of 'rarity' (like number of cars produced, or color combos, etc..) and see if it applies to an actual price change or consideration. Rarity also means nothing in the grand scheme of things if the car has been modified or has higher mileage. Very few will be interested until the car is quite old and very desirable. Usually the car has to be stock and very low mileage to command price premiums for more modern machines.
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Originally Posted by NC01TA
Yeah, many have posted info into that site and it always states the car is 'rare'. You can take almost any car and if just one stinkin' thing is different then it is 1 of 1 or 1 of 5 etc.. It gets to be a joke after awhile. Just silly. Look at the general BIG picture of 'rarity' (like number of cars produced, or color combos, etc..) and see if it applies to an actual price change or consideration. Rarity also means nothing in the grand scheme of things if the car has been modified or has higher mileage. Very few will be interested until the car is quite old and very desirable. Usually the car has to be stock and very low mileage to command price premiums for more modern machines.
What he said

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Originally Posted by NC01TA
Yeah, many have posted info into that site and it always states the car is 'rare'. You can take almost any car and if just one stinkin' thing is different then it is 1 of 1 or 1 of 5 etc.. It gets to be a joke after awhile. Just silly. Look at the general BIG picture of 'rarity' (like number of cars produced, or color combos, etc..) and see if it applies to an actual price change or consideration. Rarity also means nothing in the grand scheme of things if the car has been modified or has higher mileage. Very few will be interested until the car is quite old and very desirable. Usually the car has to be stock and very low mileage to command price premiums for more modern machines.
This x 9001.
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Not that I really care but I have been doing some mods on my cars and it will soon get to the point of no return.. I started wondering am I screwing up a rare car?

I have a 2000 Firebird Formula NHRA edition. Hard Top no trac, M6. I know that there were only 97 made in 2000 but of that how many are pewter hardtops and No traction control.. and does it even matter if I am swapping intakes and heads even if its rare?
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According to Pontiac Historical services only 207 NHRA Firebirds were
built in 2000. Of that number only 110 were Trans Ams. The remaining
97 were Formulas. Looks like you have one of 97, not sure how many of those were hard tops and m6.

I got that info from the special edition vehicles section.
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Stock and very low mileage are keys for most collectors. If you have over 50,000 miles on your car, don't even think about it. Enjoy it! If you are thinking of modding a 10,000 - 20,000 miles stock example, then yeah, you might reconsider. Even then, these cars are still in the infancy of collectibility. 25 years is the first landmark date. Still a bit far off into the future.
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It got almost 90 on it so low milage is out the window.. I just wonder if its worth the money to pay to find out how limited it really is..
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Originally Posted by RogerStout
It got almost 90 on it so low milage is out the window.. I just wonder if its worth the money to pay to find out how limited it really is..
No.
No collector will be interested in a 90,000 miles car unless it was ultra cheap to purchase. I'm talking about modern 90's cars and up, not 60's muscle classics, etc...
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Anyone know if a 2000 NBM (Non-WS.6) TA with the T56 and Taupe/Black interior is rare at all? From what I've seen, non-WS.6's were produced less, so just wondering if it's an uncommon car, or the opposite.
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Originally Posted by brendo389
Anyone know if a 2000 NBM (Non-WS.6) TA with the T56 and Taupe/Black interior is rare at all? From what I've seen, non-WS.6's were produced less, so just wondering if it's an uncommon car, or the opposite.
Less than 10% of the cars had the Taupe interior, so I'd say that any color car w/ Taupe leather seats is relatively rare. Combined w/ only about 11% of the cars were NBM, that probably makes the combo even more rare. WS6s were a little less than 1/2 of the T/As in 2000, so those are slightly more rare than non-WS6 TAs.

M6 / A4s were split pretty evenly in TAs.


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