'68-'72 GS Production Color Graphs

I was playing with some of the production numbers and came up with a few graphs that show the available colors and production quantities.

 

The numbers are a little hard to read so it may not be worth posting the graphs, I will try to figure out a way to make them more readable.

Thought it was interesting to look at the numbers in graphical form.

 

1970

 

1971 combines 350 and 455 cars

 

1972 combines 350 and 455 cars

 

Here are .pdf versions you should be able to copy. They should be easier to read.

 

Thanks Mike for taking the time to put this together and share with the forum.

 

I suggest opening the .pdf files since they are easier to read. The data is now in a pivot table that I can filter by option and by any factory.

 

Thanks Mike, do you have Skylark as well ?

 

Very interesting, thanks Mike.

 

Yes, Thanks VERY much...Especially the 1971 colors.

 

Very cool. Thanks Mike.

 

Sorry, only have the GS stats for 68 thru 72.

Seems like people liked Red convertibles in 68,69 & 70

 

Thanks for taking time to graph paint stats. Duly downloaded. I originally used your option numbers for percentages. Bittersweet 11% of convertibles. Graph shows was 4th most popular convertible color and shocker to me 2nd most popular coupe color...

 

Yet you hardly see any that color today.

 

They’re all red now...
Patrick

I was surprised that in ‘68, my color (E, Dark Blue) was so uncommon on convertibles. Not surprised that my previous coupe’s Burnished Saddle was most common.

 

nice work Mike. thanks for sharing
johnny

 

Thank you.

 

Mike: Thanks for this valuable info! I have a ‘68 ragtop in Arctic White and was surprised that less than 200 were produced (187 exact count). Makes me glad I bought it a month ago when I had the opportunity!! Rick Day

 

I guess this leave's out the GS California cars too? Or are they counted in the GS350 stats? I suppose not.

Thanks for this!