Wing car sales distribution

[Ghoste]

Has anyone ever done the math to figure out how wing car sales went when new from a regional perspective?  It isnt important by any means it's just one of those lazy Sunday afternoon questions.

[maxwellwedge]

Looks like there is some info here  http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,9246.msg110365.html#msg110365

[Ghoste]

Ah, very interesting.  Has Dave done a similar project for Superbirds and 500's I wonder??   And why am I not surprised he was the one who did that. 

[pettybird]

there's a ship list for Daytonas, and not for the others.

[Budnicks]

I saw Canada got  45 & California got  38, almost as many as the whole country of Canada... Interesting

[nascarxx29]

Theres no list for a Superbird just area allocation amounts.69 Charger 500 no full list has surfaced just a page here and there

http://aerowarriors.com/cda/cda_110669.html

[maxwellwedge]

I saw Canada got  45 & California got  38, almost as many as the whole country of Canada... Interesting

Being 10% of the population of the US - Canada got around 10% of the production.

[Budnicks]

I saw Canada got   45 & California got   38, almost as many as the whole country of Canada... Interesting

Being 10% of the population of the US - Canada got around 10% of the production.

Yep, Calif. has as many people as Canada, I'm not sure about the 10% of production #'s, but lots of cool cars per population base...

[Ghoste]

They probably had more in 1969.    (I'm too lazy to check)

[nascarxx29]

When I was searching through vintage newpaper ads.Found quite a few CA Superbird ads and they had vins

[UFO]

I saw Canada got  45 & California got  38, almost as many as the whole country of Canada... Interesting

We got 50 in the great white north.
   45 440 cars-5 hemi cars.

[XS29LA47V21]

Looks like there is some info here  http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,9246.msg110365.html#msg110365

Interesting.     I suppose it sheds some light on where, in some volume they went and still might be, I suppose.  So where are they now, mostly where the money is or where the car people are or by population centers, is that profiling?   There seems to be a volume of car people indeed west and SW, Ohio/Chicago region clearly strong with mopar lovers and areas of the SE.  I maybe incorrect, but is seems less up north, maybe except our Friends in the wicked north past the US boards.  So, what about one of you guys that count cars putting a number to each state that a "know car is" thought to be (or is that another elephant in the room question)?