hiyosilver

The youngest of the C3 run is now twenty years old .What percentage of each years run would you say is still out and about . Considering totals parted out cars .Would you say at least 40 percent of each year is left? :blueangel:

Neo Fender

Less than that for the earlier models.

john's '81 mouse

Sounds like a great project for some Grad. Student somewhere to take on.........just contact every DMV department in every state and Canada, and ask for number of Corvettes registered in the last year, and list by model year, then add them all together, then come up with an estimate for number in countries other than USA and Canada, then compare the number for each model year to the number built!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Any volunteers out there?????????

INTIMIDATOR ZO6

:seeya Sounds like someone's looking for grant money to me! :D :yesnod: :lol:

VolVette

Good question. That might require a bit of work. I agree, the 81's would probably be at ~40-45% and the earlier C3's percentage should decay at a slight rate of ~1-2% per year.

By the way, you're from Yorktown, Virginia, too! Where in Yorktown do you live? I am sure you've seen my Orange Vette around.

SES