Rare VIN Numbers

[Chevrolet_USA_1]

I have a fairly low number VIN 1969 coupe. Like we all have heard of the gold 67' being VIN #1....is anyone intrigued by "special vins"? How high do you go? car number 1-1000? number 1967 1968 or 1969? maybe car number 427 or car number 302? numerology has always sort of been a thing with these cars given the x-codes matching number etc..where do you draw the line? is there a unique collectiability/sentiment that this adds to the cars?

[bcmiller]

What do you consider as "fairly low"?

Honestly there isn't anything special about a VIN except to identify the car.

[buenymayor]

Honestly there isn't anything special about a VIN except to identify the car.

I agree. Maybe the first car will be held as something "special", but after that they are just another car.

[fsc66]

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[Chevrolet_USA_1]

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[Chevrolet_USA_1]

From an enthusiasts perspective that seems awfully careless...guess ill be the only one to appreciate such fine details...😎....you know there is VIN #1 on 67s, 8s, and 9s....and they were all born twins!

Honestly there isn't anything special about a VIN except to identify the car.

I agree. Maybe the first car will be held as something "special", but after that they are just another car.

[fsc66]

Question makes no sense. When you think of it all vins are very rare and equally rare. Every Vin is a one of one !!!!!!!!!!

[KurtS]

Low VIN cars are at the beginning of production - they tend to be lower options and low-po cars.
I've seen some interesting numbers.
Stuff like 7L123456 and 9N599995 and 9N606060. They don't skip VIN's so there's always some fun combos.

[BillOhio]

I don't think I have read this before, but is the last 69 camaro known?

[KurtS]

9N711922 is the last VIN. 9N711910 is the last known car - probably are later cars.