Galant Numbers

[tpunx99GSX]

Hey Guys, So i was bored waiting for an email and googled Galant VR4 1000/1000. It came up with a post in a High Def Forum of some guy named Jackhammer claiming he was driving a 1992 Galant VR4 number 1/1000. http://www.highdefforum.com/car-forum/39199-what-you-driving-11.html (last post on page) Hes from MN. Anyone know this guy? Any Notible Numbers you guys know of, like 666/1000 (that would be cool).
Tom

[niterydr]

Jackhammer, aka, Jack from formely Mitsu Specalists out of Owatonna? (now doesn't live in this state?)

[tpunx99GSX]

I dunno, It would be interesting to see what kind of condition it is in. if hes using it as a collectors peice with under 10,000 miles on it or if its modded to hell and has over 100,000 miles. I know with something like that i would probebly just keep it stock and as a collector (of dust).

[BLaCk_1cE]

I think maybe he means its one of a thousand that were made and not actually number 1/1000 ?

[s1ngletracker]

I think maybe he means its one of a thousand that were made and not actually number 1/1000 ?

bingo

[cmspaz]

I autox'd down in Iowa with the guy who at least to own 1000/1000. Dunno if he moved or sold the car. He at one point had it listed for $6k.

[TurboDomestics]

Ive got 313/1000!! :)

[awd-drifter]

interesting. I'm sure he meant he has "one" of the 1000 that were made. Which are the 92 GVR4 models only. 808 is what I have. Though, I'd like to have #2.

[tpunx99GSX]

I think maybe he means its one of a thousand that were made and not actually number 1/1000 ?

Whenever i have seen GVR4 guys talk about numbers they dont say its one in a million or 1 in a thousand. Its usually "I have number 200, or 808, etc." So when he says he has 1/1000 i get the idea he has/had number 1 of 1000 made. GVR4 guys are funny like that. When they talk to each other its usually a conversation that goes something like this:
"Hey dude nice car... What number are you?"
"duuuude, im number 540, what number are you?"
"WHAZZZZZUP im number 293 yo! werd"

[Kracka]

My guess is the first few off the production line were used for crash testing and have since been recycled into creamed corn cans.