They will have VINs, but not production/sale cars. Most likely these are cars that are produced are just to get everyone on the line ready and knowledeged on building these cars, since they are new. They then will most likely either be crushed or maybe even driven around by GM people to test them and sold later on as GM demo units.

 

I think the Silver one is mine

 

they wouldnt be sold as demo units if they dont have vins. i have a demo H2. the odds are they will be crushed. sadly.

 

That is the reflection of the overhead fluorescent lights. Unless the stripes start on the bumper now!

 

I know when the C6 first came out in late '04, there were some early cars that were built, before actual production started, that did have VINs and were driven and tested by GM people and then showed up a few months later after production began in dealers like Kerbeck for sale. Some of these might actually have real saleable VINs, but some might not that are in these pics...but like you said, some of them might actually be crushed and destroyed as well.

 

Would it be possable that these cars can be use for crash testing? I think that would be a better way of using these cars that do not have VIN numbers.

 

Anyone who crushes a car this beautiful should be subject to an official lashing from the CZ28.com firing squad...

 

I am thinking that there must be some sort of guideline from the gov. about what % of cars must be crash tested.

 

I dont see why that couldn't be a possibility. If you are going to crush them anyway, might as well do it for a good reason.

 

Keep in mind, these are basically practice cars. Vehicles made not just for training, but to find glitches in quality where last minute changes and improvements can still be made before saleable production vehicles start up..

In short, these are the cars you DON'T want ending up in the general public.

There will be plentyful, quality Camaros without having to lap up (for lack of a better term) the garbage.

 

Okay, we all know the car looks great, but I'm waiting for that damn test drive review!!!

 

This one here?
https://www.camaroz28.com/articles/2010camaroroadtest/

 

You will see a similar deal with the Captured Test Fleet Camaros which have been built with actual < saleable > VINs, rather than "X" VINs.

If any updates are called for, or newer validated parts are chosen in the interim, they are performed or installed prior to auction.

At least, this is how it has worked in the past.

 

this is what i'm gonna get whhen i go in the Army.

 

Oh man... that is sweet.. thanks alot for posting these pics...