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Hi there! I've been watching this site for about 3 years now. Finally registered and jumping in. I am the very proud owner of a 1997 40th anniversary addition Bonne SSEI. I found her in Akron OH and brought home. Question, I know there were 637 made but how many were the SSEI?
10-26-2007, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 97BonneSSEi40th
Hi there! I've been watching this site for about 3 years now. Finally registered and jumping in. I am the very proud owner of a 1997 40th anniversary addition Bonne SSEI. I found her in Akron OH and brought home. Question, I know there were 637 made but how many were the SSEI?
4,935 40th SEs
1,521 40th SSEs
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40th Anniversary Edition: In 1997 Pontiac made six models: the SE, the 40th Anniversary SE, the SSE, the 40th Anniversary SSE, the SSEi, and the 40th Anniversary SSEi. The 40th Anniversary SSEi is the rarest model with a total production of 637 units. The 40th anniversary models all had a VIN with Y40—sorry guys, no fakes allowed.
10-26-2007, 09:58 PM
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RPO stands for Regular Production Code
it is definitions for production options and can be found on our car on the spare tire cover. A white label with #'* on it.
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it is definitions for production options and can be found on our car on the spare tire cover. A white label with #'* on it.
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10-26-2007, 10:24 PM
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The package consisted of the Y40 code, custom 40th floor mats, and 40th badges on the C pillars. Other than those items, it should be typically equipped for an SSEi.
Note that there is no extra value on trade-in or sale for it. 'Uncommon' would probably be a better word for it than 'rare'.
Welcome to the Forum, and take good care of that special beast.
Note that there is no extra value on trade-in or sale for it. 'Uncommon' would probably be a better word for it than 'rare'.
Welcome to the Forum, and take good care of that special beast.
10-26-2007, 10:53 PM
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Yes I have all the special floormats but I keep them covered. I wouldn't trade her for nothin,but my problem is getting her registered and back on the road after my son stole her while I was away and totaled her! I'm trying to prove she is worth keeping not destroy.(I bought her back and spent a fortune on restoration) She is back to her original condition.
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considering 637 was the final # you have to assume a few are totalled or in a junk yard by now.
so they are getting fewer and fewer.
So what color is she.
most 97 40th'* are the dark Cherry /mulberry color.
so they are getting fewer and fewer.
So what color is she.
most 97 40th'* are the dark Cherry /mulberry color.
