I quickly counted 43 in our registry. That is approaching 10% of production which is a typical survivor rate. 

I used to own that deepwater blue one pictured in the avator

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I know of at least 4 more who are not members. One is a 67 bench seat convertible owned by the same family since 68 or 69.

Dale @ NOS

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 I heard about a gold bench seat convertible if its not the same one thats another, I know of a sweet green one down this way and there is Fred Smith's that not in the registry also

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Just a reminder that the registry is a compilation of all cars spotted recorded and reported, it is not only member's cars. Some of those cars could even be lying in salvage yards. I still think that experience shows a survival rate in the range of 10% on a desirable model like an SD is a fairly good representation. 

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 agreed

67BBSD wrote:

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NOS wrote:

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I know of at least 4 more who are not members. One is a 67 bench seat convertible owned by the same family since 68 or 69.

Dale @ NOS

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 I heard about a gold bench seat convertible if its not the same one thats another, I know of a sweet green one down this way and there is Fred Smith's that not in the registry also

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no this is a blue car 

67BBSD wrote:

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Beaumont1stcar wrote:

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Hello 67BBSD,

Just bought this car, from the US. Haven't received it yet. Can't wait to get it here. 

Maybe I can pm you sometime after I get it in my garage?

Cheers,

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 yes, by all means - I owned it from 1994 - 2001, another member here owned it from 1986 - 1993, and yet another member owned it from mid 2000's - last year

 

its my all time favorite car

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         Was that the David Lewis car?   

Coming from Pennsylvania now.  Been registered in states since 2001.  Such Providence or is that the word?  Seems most owners speak well of car, least the last two that I talked to.