71st 67 Vette produced.

[my71st67roadster]

I have a Red/Red roadster, 327/350hp. I acquired the car almost 20 years ago. It's last 5 digits of the VIN# are 00071. It's an AO Smith #38. My question....does anyone know how many, "first 100" cars are left. Is there any added value or marketibility for this unusual VIN number? I don't think it's a big deal, but I have to ask. (yes, i've thought about a car that was 4 earlier...a 67th, 67).

 

[bill81vette]

welcome to CAC!!!
enjoy!!!
no I don't know...

 

[Toms007]

Welcome aboard! Like Bill, I don't know if there is any added value. But 67's are pretty good property anyway. Enjoy the car.

 

[JohnZ]

I have a Red/Red roadster, 327/350hp. I acquired the car almost 20 years ago. It's last 5 digits of the VIN# are 00071. It's an AO Smith #38. My question....does anyone know how many, "first 100" cars are left. Is there any added value or marketibility for this unusual VIN number? I don't think it's a big deal, but I have to ask. (yes, i've thought about a car that was 4 earlier...a 67th, 67).

If the VIN was under 15 or so, it might have some more intrinsic value (to some people) as a probable Pilot Car, but at #71 it's simply a '67 built the first day of '67 production. Nobody knows how many of the first 100 cars are still out there.

 

[67vet]

Built on the first day may mean something special to some people.
Certainly lower number than the 67 numbered 5051 that I owned.
Enjoy your car and good luck.