Automotive Production Numbers?

[JollySipper]

Hey, Guys.......... I'm wondering if there is a site that helps you look up the production numbers for a certain car? There's several cars that I would love to find out just how many were made.....

Thanks a bunch for any help.........! 

[Snake45]

Wikipedia has the numbers for many cars.

[Rob Hall]

Easiest way to search is just google  'year make model production numbers' and you will get a number of results..

[JollySipper]

Cool, Guys....... Thanks!

[om617]

This site has a lot of numbers on older cars.

[gtx6970]

I cant speak for any other makes .

But as far as Mopars are concerned . I don't think good enough records were kept to narrow it down to far.  The best out there I know of gives us total production numbers for a a particular body style and in some cases drive trains, but as far as a particular color with a certain drive train numbers is impossible to know with 100% accuracy

[Erik Smith]

Google search the particular car and model. 

There are enthusiast sites that might be able to provide intricate details. I was researching COPO Camaros and there were people keeping records of individual cars and build specifications, numbers, surviving, etc. 

[CometMan]

The Standard Catalog of American Cars series has production numbers for almost all cars from the 1800's-1999. It's a 3 volume set, costs about $20 each.

[Motor City]

Jerry Heasley also published a book in 1979 called something like "Production Figures for U.S. Cars".  It covered roughly the 1920s to early 1970s.  I have a copy of it at home.  What are you looking for specifically as I also have the Standard Catalog of American Cars?   

[JollySipper]

Jerry Heasley also published a book in 1979 called something like "Production Figures for U.S. Cars".  It covered roughly the 1920s to early 1970s.  I have a copy of it at home.  What are you looking for specifically as I also have the Standard Catalog of American Cars?   

Hey, Jim....... There were several cars I was wanting numbers for, One being the Charger that my old man just purchased. It's a base model '73 with a 318/auto on column but it has the Aztec appearance package. I've only seen one more with this package and it was a '74 Rallye...........

Any info that you may can find would be very cool and much appreciated!

[Art Anderson]

Hey, Jim....... There were several cars I was wanting numbers for, One being the Charger that my old man just purchased. It's a base model '73 with a 318/auto on column but it has the Aztec appearance package. I've only seen one more with this package and it was a '74 Rallye...........

Any info that you may can find would be very cool and much appreciated!

For starters,  I'd guess that if not fairly scarce in 1973,  a '73  Charger such as you mention would be a highly unusual car today.   I'd suggest you sign up on the Walter P. Chrysler Restorer's Club website  (there's a Dodge Charger forum there where,  if this information is at all available, someone surely can give you some idea!)

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/

Art Anderson

 

[JollySipper]

Thanks for the link, Art! I actually ran across that site while doing my own searching. Seems you have to be a member to even use their search function.........

The '74 I mentioned was on forbbodiesonly....... I looked around on that site but didn't find much...............