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It does look exactly like yours. I'll get some pics up when I'm able! And I'll definitely enjoy it...thanks for the info!
I did some calculations based on total GS convertible production, that had the CE package 23% of GS convertible production and then applied that to the 358 4LT GS Convertibles I come up with 82 CE, GS, convertibles with 4LT.
RB, I found another one. Discussed with Mike Furman , he indicated this one is owned by a dentist in PA and he still has it. Not sure if it's auto or manual. That puts the total to four that I know about. This was at Carlisle 2012 maybe.
According to the Corvette Black Book, there were 26 B2K optioned cars built for 2012. It was an expensive option, costing $52,980. I do not know the breakdown of body type or trim package, however. Hope that helps.
According to the Corvette Black Book, there were 26 B2K optioned cars built for 2012. It was an expensive option, costing $52,980. I do not know the breakdown of body type or trim package, however. Hope that helps.
26 is correct, but for what it's worth, there were officially 25 cars in the 'numbered' series (one for each of Callaway's 25 years at the time), plus one pilot car built to test the components, configuration, and build process. Of the 25 cars, 14 were coupes and 11 were convertibles (the pilot car #00 was also a coupe, if memory serves). Also, 23 (of the 25) were 4LT trim. I assume the other two were 3LT, and I don't know about the pilot car.
These were B2K cars as you stated. I believe these cars were serialized. I recall seeing car number 1 at the Callaway Carlisle display. Any of those would be a desirable car to find. Haven't seen one for sale lately.
26 is correct, but for what it's worth, there were officially 25 cars in the 'numbered' series (one for each of Callaway's 25 years at the time), plus one pilot car built to test the components, configuration, and build process. Of the 25 cars, 14 were coupes and 11 were convertibles (the pilot car #00 was also a coupe, if memory serves). Also, 23 (of the 25) were 4LT trim. I assume the other two were 3LT, and I don't know about the pilot car.
25 cars, plus the pilot is correct. 23 were 4LT trim, plus the two 3LT cars from one dealer. The pilot car was a 4LT coupe, manual transmission
Each car came with a hardbound book. It told the story of RPO B2K.
These were B2K cars as you stated. I believe these cars were serialized. I recall seeing car number 1 at the Callaway Carlisle display. Any of those would be a desirable car to find. Haven't seen one for sale lately.
12-06-2018, 09:29 PM
25 cars, plus the pilot is correct. 23 were 4LT trim, plus the two 3LT cars from one dealer. The pilot car was a 4LT coupe, manual transmission
