Someone told me that my car was kinda rare so i figured i would just ask. Its a 91 Camaro Z-28 Convertible and i know they made 3000 of them or soemthing like that. Buts its a 5-speed and someone told me that was kinda limited. Could anyone help me out.

 

Moving to History – Restoration. That might be a better place for this question.

 

I'll just give you some food for thought since I have no numbers to back me up...

Point the first:
All thirdgen OEM convertibles are considered rare, and the fakes are just considered heavily modded.

Point the second:
Less than 50% of thirdgens produced each year were standard.

Conclusion:
If 3000 '91 convertables were made, my conservative estimate of '91 5 speed convertibles produced would be 1000.



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