GM Produced approx. 100 car each year for the Player's Challenge Series.  On average, 75% of the car were Camaro's and 25% were Trans Am's.

 

It was a requirement that each year a team had to race a new model year car.  The previous year's cars were allowed as backup cars and in some cases were allowed as primary cars.  In 1991 and 1992, GM allowed the teams to re-use the1990 cars however with a new series motor.  Hence the production numbers in 1991 and 1992 were among the lowest throughout the series.

 

Regular Production Option (RPO) - A4Q, A4U, R7U

  

Through the 7 years the series ran, there were 3 different option codes used to identify a "Canadian Player's Car".  

 

1986 - A4Q                   1987-1988 - A4U               1989-1992 - R7U