Registered Festivas left on the road!

[bravekozak]

very interesting!

I wonder what the numbers would be like in Canada - i rarely see them here!

A good rule of thumb is just to divide by ten, since Canada has only one tenth the population of the U.S.A.

[runner406]

Wow only 56,648 actual ones on the road. Better get. Ready for parts manufactuers to stop making parts any day now ugh

Sent from my spaceship enterprize

[Bert]

Numerous folks that I have struck up conversations with (Festys do get stared-at these days around here) have not-fondly mentioned that their cars were scrapped or abandoned because they were told by jobbers such a Ford and NAPA that parts were unavailable. Springs being the most common reason, starting already 10 years ago.

Bringing parts in from out-of-Country is slow and expensive. Last year I couldn't get a Festy clutch cable for love or money anywhere in Canada and ultimately had to order one through Rock Auto in the US. This type of transaction is slow and expensive and heaven forbid the part has to be returned or exchanged.

[AlaskaFestivaGuy]

The "numbers registered" don't probably don't count "expired registration," which is most of my fleet of about 8. A number of those will go back on the road someday as I get time to work on them.

[XFSE71]

Does anyone have a link to vin number cut off by model year, or at least total production run per year model?
"YAH! 1 out of 2873 my value just went up" "Weird...why so few of the '92. Mine is also a 92!"
Is there a Festiva registry? Who has which car that was built when?

[TorqueEffect]

Been a few years. Any chance at some numbers for 2013?

[Rocketman]

Nope, my contact left the industry & has no way of getting these #'s anymore. Haven't been able to find an alternate source

[TorqueEffect]

Nope, my contact left the industry & has no way of getting these #'s anymore. Haven't been able to find an alternate source

Bummer

[bhazard]

I'm surprised at the number of L-plus's.