How many 2003 anniversary models made

[Packrat33]

How many 2003 Anniversary Edition models made?
Where could I find this information?
Car with the Anniversary Edition Package.

Thanks
Paul

[Tuna]

Total 2003 AE production - 11632

You can find all sorts of AE specific info at http://www.50thregistry.com/. Check out the link to the 'database' on the left side. There are links to specifications and technical info also.

While you're there, you might consider joining the registry.

[Deluxe]

Membership opens up some extra forums with a lot of good info. Highly recommended!

[TedDBere]

Originally Posted by Deluxe

Membership opens up some extra forums with a lot of good info. Highly recommended!

I'm with Stupid!!!

[Bob H]

I have read in a corvette magazine that they made approx.11800 anniversary vettes.

[Paul T]

The Corvette Black Book says there were 4085 coupes and 7547 convertibles. For those without an adding machine, the total is 11,632
Paul

[invinceablevett]

Paul T.......By Anniversary edition you do mean the special colored (redish) ones right?.....Some folks who have different colors(blue,black or any other) seem to think that, because they have the 50th badging on the hood and trunktheir vette is an"anniversary edition" too... ....That Anniversary Edition color is sweeet !!!!!!

[Z_OH_6]

Originally Posted by invinceablevett

Paul T.......By Anniversary edition you do mean the special colored (redish) ones right?.....Some folks who have different colors(blue,black or any other) seem to think that, because they have the 50th badging on the hood and trunktheir vette is an"anniversary edition" too... ....That Anniversary Edition color is sweeet !!!!!!

invinceablevett brings up a good point. All 2003 Corvettes were deemed 50th anniversary models and so badged with silver emblems front and rear. But of the 35,469 Corvettes made for 2003, only 11,632 were Anniversary Red as the others note above. This represents 33% of the model year. 35% of the coupes made for 2003 were painted Anniversary Red. See http://www.fatherlarryscorvetteshop....1-2002_z06.htm

[Paul T]

Originally Posted by invinceablevett

Paul T.......By Anniversary edition you do mean the special colored (redish) ones right?.....Some folks who have different colors(blue,black or any other) seem to think that, because they have the 50th badging on the hood and trunktheir vette is an"anniversary edition" too... ....That Anniversary Edition color is sweeet !!!!!!

You are correct in that those numbers are for the Anniversary Edition(AE) package only which included the Anniversary Red color. This was RPO#1SC for both the coupe and convertible. All models had the 50th badging on the hood but only the AEs had the 50th badge on the front fenders also. Hope this clarifies the situation.
Paul

[invinceablevett]

Thanks guys for clarifying that up so well.It seems that some folks were told by salesmen that "every" 2003 vette was an anniversary edition.I hope they didn't pay the anniversary edition premium and got a base model with the 50th badging on the hood and trunk ...Everyone knows how some salesman can con people into believing anything........I was looking at a 2003 AE with 6k miles, the rear gear , cd changer,and side moldings a week ago.Man that Vette is sweet,we were discussing price(the owner of the dealer didn't even budge one dime of the asking price) when suddenly he turns to me and my buddy and says" Anyway if YOU don't buy it,I will sell it at the "dealers' auction" in a couple of weeks".........I turned to my buddy who was in a state of bewilderment(sp) and said "I didn't know dealers could sell their vettes at maximum retail value to each other".. ..Is this some sort of new market ?????...I've been shopping around for a while now and it just gets more and more ridiculous what angles they use.Just to be on the safe side I have a buddy of mine looking out for that '03 AE.(vin) 1G1YY32G735129716 in the nearby auctions.

[Paul T]

[price) when suddenly he turns to me and my buddy and says" Anyway if YOU don't buy it,I will sell it at the "dealers' auction" in a couple of weeks".........I turned to my buddy who was in a state of bewilderment(sp) and said "I didn't know dealers could sell their vettes at maximum retail value to each other".. ..Is this some sort of new market ?????...
Oh, I don't think so. Dealers buy at auction at wholesale or back of wholesale. They do dealer trades with each other on new cars but the used car business is a whole 'nother ball game. I guess if a dealer had a used car that another one wanted real bad he would sell at a profit but the buying dealer would have to make sure he had a good built in profit. I would tell that salesman that I would see him at the auction. Good luck on your hunt for an AE. I understand they are holding value pretty good conpared to other C5s. You might go to www.kbb.com (Kelly Blue Book) and see the market value of one like you want.
Happy Vetting
Paul

[invinceablevett]

thanks PAUL T.The KelleyBlueBook is good for the US market.It seems that because of the lower American Dollar our vettes are selling for more up here.It used to be that our dealers shipped them back to the US not long ago whereas now we see more US tagged Vettes for sale up here.......I've been shopping around for a while and have came in second on a few nice looking Vettes.I'm not that motivated to buy mainly because I'm driving one already but eventually I'll come around.I have taken a different approach to buying a vette this time around....I HAVE what THEY want...cold hard cash.....lol......that 03 AE is sweeet......