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30-06-2013, 06:31 AM
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Futura
Join Date: May 2012
Location: Bathurst
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This doesn't quite cover the question of "How many XYs are left?" or "How many coupes are there on the road" or in a recent thread "How many P5 LTDs are there out there", but the question reminded me of this site's existence:
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/in...t=Registration It's some pretty comprehensive statistics about vehicle registration in NSW. Take the third item down, vehicles by year of manufacture. Pick 2013 Q1 in the dropdown box and hit go - then find your vehicle type and year. My XW is just one of 2467 cars made in 1969 still on the road in NSW. If you look by manufacturer type, there are over a million Toyotas of all kinds registered in NSW and 680,000 Holdens - but under 500,000 Fords. Or by colour - more than half of all vehicles of all kinds registered in NSW are White or Silver. Be nice to be able to combine the stats - How many yellow 1969 petrol cars left? How many V8 Ford light vehicles from 1967-1975 are left. Still, there you go. Enjoy! |
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RTA Statistics page on vehicle registrations
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