2001 NBM Hardtop Formula RARE?
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2001 NBM Hardtop Formula RARE?
Hey all. I recently picked up a car that I thought was cool and that I didn't see many of... but after some research, it seems to be a relatively rare bird (pun intended). From what I gathered, there were about 140 total of these cars made in 2001 but the VAST majority were T-tops. I canta find a number on hartops. What are your thoughts???
2001 Formula Hardtop, NBM, auto, 3.23s, monsoon (has 67k miles)
2001 Formula Hardtop, NBM, auto, 3.23s, monsoon (has 67k miles)
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Hey all. I recently picked up a car that I thought was cool and that I didn't see many of... but after some research, it seems to be a relatively rare bird (pun intended). From what I gathered, there were about 140 total of these cars made in 2001 but the VAST majority were T-tops. I canta find a number on hartops. What are your thoughts???
2001 Formula Hardtop, NBM, auto, 3.23s, monsoon (has 67k miles)
2001 Formula Hardtop, NBM, auto, 3.23s, monsoon (has 67k miles)
0.1399 * 0.1788 = 0.025 (2.5%) or approximately 25 cars may have been both NBM and HT '01 Formulas.
Another option is to check CompNine.com and see if that can tell you exactly how many had that RPO combo (28U NBM and NO CC1 / DE4 T-tops).
Last edited by JohnnyBs98WS6Rag; 05-20-2019 at 02:21 PM. Reason: edit: Corrected calculation above: 0.025 is 2.5%
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You are correct that there were 140 NBM Formulas built in '01 (13.99%), and 179 of all '01 Formulas were HT (17.88%). While I didn't breakdown the combination of the two, you can get an estimate (which assumes a proportional distribution of colors across the HTs) by multiplying the %-ages:
0.1399 * 0.1788 = 0.025% or approximately 25 cars may have been both NBM and HT '01 Formulas.
Another option is to check CompNine.com and see if that can tell you exactly how many had that RPO combo (28U NBM and NO CC1 / DE4 T-tops).
0.1399 * 0.1788 = 0.025% or approximately 25 cars may have been both NBM and HT '01 Formulas.
Another option is to check CompNine.com and see if that can tell you exactly how many had that RPO combo (28U NBM and NO CC1 / DE4 T-tops).
2001 was the last year for the hardtop too, right?
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That's correct. My 2002 formula had t-tops as standard equipment.
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