Answered YOUR CORVETTE SPECIFICATIONS SINCE 1953

[YFCvii]

Found a rather helpful link on the Corvette Museum Website and thought it best to link to it from our Great CCF

here's the link ... Corvette Specs – National Corvette Museum

 

[XFIRE82]

...I found info on the 1983 the most interesting.

 

[vintageracer]

Surprising there are gaps in the spec years. My '87 is missing for example

 

[YFCvii]

Surprising there are gaps in the spec years. My '87 is missing for example

I noticed that as well and might make for an email or a phone call to the Museum.
I would hope there would be a reason
(as in maybe not publishing redundancy ... I'm speculating though)

 

[Bixter44]

Surprising there are gaps in the spec years. My '87 is missing for example

Skipped the Anniversary Year C5 too.

 

[hemicat]

Yes, disappointing. I guess the reason is that there was no difference between 03 and 04?

Skipped the Anniversary Year C5 too.

 

[hemicat]

I did get the window sticker from the museum. I framed it and keep it with my other car stuff.

Yes, disappointing. I guess the reason is that there was that there was no difference between 03 and 04?

 

[Black 03 Z06]

It is odd that some years are missing. Just makes them all the rarer and adds at least $10K in value. They are mystery Vettes, 87's and 03's.

Good find Spence.

 

[kerry4]

Interesting read. Thanks. I was 19 when I bought my very first new Corvette. Had a 66 Chevelle first and a 71 Dodge Demon but the 74 Vette was my first brand new car. Didn't realize what a dog it was until now. LOL. 195 HP? What the heck, ha ha. I did do a few things to it with exhaust and cam but it sure wasn't anything like todays cars. When I get my C8 it will be my third Vette. They have been talking about a mid engine Corvette for as long as I can remember and had pretty much given up that it would ever happen, but glad they finally have it.