Registered FD #'s by state.
Stand up and be counted
For what you are about to receive
We are the dealers
We'll give you everything you need
Hail hail to the good times
'Cause rock has got the right of way
We ain't no legend, ain't no cause
We're just livin' for today
for those about to rock...
...anyways one 95 in Va here.
For what you are about to receive
We are the dealers
We'll give you everything you need
Hail hail to the good times
'Cause rock has got the right of way
We ain't no legend, ain't no cause
We're just livin' for today
for those about to rock...
...anyways one 95 in Va here.
Originally Posted by herblenny
I don't know Ramy..
It might be true.. but its not that much of a difference between cost of 93 and 94 or 94 and 95.
It might be true.. but its not that much of a difference between cost of 93 and 94 or 94 and 95.
The point I was trying to make is, it seems like there is some sort of weird calculation done instead of actually number of cars registered..
I just can't see 2 years in difference and only because 95 are rare, accidents or failure rates are far less. Only way I could truely believe these numbers will be to see which VINs are registered and when it was registered.
I also know at least 4-5 cars in birmingham alabama that haven't been registered in at least 2 years. That's about 4% of total number of registered FDs in AL.. And I'm sure in whole state, there are at least 10 or so FD thats not registered... Its just hard to believe there are almost 10k out of 14k cars are still around... in almost 14 years later...
A.K.A. The Saint
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From: Enid, Oklahoma
Originally Posted by Tibbys96Z
I'm one of the two 95's in Oklahoma
Nice low numbers huh, I have one of the 20 94's...
Wished I lived in Wymoing. 1 in the whole state, now that would be something to gloat about.
Originally Posted by ANGEL_OF_WAR
And even though I live in Cali, I see approximately 7 Ferarris, 4 Lambos, and I guess around 4 or 5 Vipers for every 1 FD I see.
Junior Member
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Cali
I see a friggin ton of NSX's for every FD. Maybe someday soon we'll see, what, the FF? There are too few on the road.
How many of those registered are still on the road anyhow? Surely some of them are wrecked or scrapped by now.
How many of those registered are still on the road anyhow? Surely some of them are wrecked or scrapped by now.
Infamous...Butcher...
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: WA
Originally Posted by Monkman33
Subtract one from Missourri, add it to WA state
Uh oh we are exiling north... cooler temps and easier emissions?
Joined: May 2005
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From: Kennewick, Washington
No emissions.
But I am keeping everything for the day the government decised that the western half of the state needs to have cleaner air.... although even with emissions, i dont think the cops here will care enough. I see cars driving around billowing black smoke all day and never has a cop batted an eye.
But I am keeping everything for the day the government decised that the western half of the state needs to have cleaner air.... although even with emissions, i dont think the cops here will care enough. I see cars driving around billowing black smoke all day and never has a cop batted an eye.
Newbie
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: New york
Originally Posted by USCmatt
I figured this deserves its own thread instead of being in the "donation" thread.
Here are the numbers as of 10/01/05
https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...hmentid=172776
Hopefully we'll have many more studies done like this in the future.
Here are the numbers as of 10/01/05
https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...hmentid=172776
Hopefully we'll have many more studies done like this in the future.
Im the one and only 95 in SC but I live in NY isnt that something
Last edited by Flip Rx7; Jul 14, 2006 at 05:56 PM.
another thing to point out if it hasn't been mentioned allready is that even with 68% of '93's left, the other 32% aren't "dead" but alot of them have been exported to canada, turned into racecars, sitting waiting for parts, stored, etc.
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From: Bay Area, CA
Originally Posted by Terrh
another thing to point out if it hasn't been mentioned allready is that even with 68% of '93's left, the other 32% aren't "dead" but alot of them have been exported to canada, turned into racecars, sitting waiting for parts, stored, etc.
Ex fd *****
Joined: May 2001
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From: Ventura CA USA
I believe (in CA at least) if a vehicle is registered as "Non-Operational" it will still show up on the registration role even though it can't be opperated on public roads.
Last edited by maxpesce; Jul 17, 2006 at 08:16 PM.
Originally Posted by moconnor
What's 'a lot'? You have hard numbers to back up this claim?
obviously there are no hard numbers, that's the point.
I can tell you that my FD was origionally purchased in california and no longer resides in the USA.
