not in a gun, but when I bought my then new red z71 4x4, fully loaded. the first digits of the vin # are "TOY"
Really?
VINs don't have the letter "O". And the first three digits of a VIN indicate where the vehicle was built, by who, and what make. And in GMs codes, its 1 (US), 2 (Canada), or 3 (Mexico). Then a "G" indicating General Motors, then a letter designating code make, in this case it is C or T for Chevy or GMC truck.
The only "T" in that sequence is the third digit, indicating a GMC truck but the next two digits which would be "O" and "Y" do not exist in GMs designators, that is until 2000 when "Y" was used to designate a model year 2000, and at that, that designator is only used as a 10th digit. It is possible to have "TOY", but not until the 8th, 9th and 10th numbers. Which would indicate a 4.8L engine, check digit ZERO, and year model 2000. Not the first digits of the VIN, are they? And the only thing remotely close to looking like "TOY" in the first digits would be a VIN with the third slot indicating a GMC truck ("T"), GVWR of 4001-5k ("C") or GVWR of 5001-6k ("D"), then conventional cab 4x4 (V) or small conventional cab 4x4 ("T").
So I guess if you really looked fast enough at a dirty metal VIN tag in your windshield dash, you can imagine a GM VIN starting with the word "TOY"
As for a cool or wierd VIN, the only thing we have now is our Springfield GI starts with WW2xxx...