1987 Chevrolet Corvette Callaway 350 V8 Convertible

Menacing black fiberglass which is near in showroom condition shows nicely on this sculpted car. All black for the trimmings coves, top, and just all over, even the door handles and mirrors. A long hood with hidden headlights and dual intake coves races rearward to the raked back windscreen. This allows the car to slip through any air resistance with top up or down. Large exhaust tops on either side sneak a peek out from under the rear roll pan, and this car rolls on 16-inch BBS woven snowflake pattern wheels. Encore please…read on!For our second act we will lower the top to gain a panoramic view of the black leather interior. The consigner states this car still smells like new and ya know what? He’s right! Wonderfully aged and very smooth leather covered buckets sit on either side of the square and rectangle black console that races to the dash. In the bolsters are all the buttons needed to get it just right baby bear. A black dash also in square and rectangle design sports all digital gauges and an analog odometer reading that paltry 15k miles. Black carpeting with just a bit of smudging is seen under the drivers feet, but it’s clean and tear free for the rest of carpeting throughout. A fairly standard dash, save for the Callaway boost gauge in dash central. Next to this is a Sony 10-disc CD controller, a 500W factory amp, and a built in radar detector to keep the po po out of your pocket. A factory 350ci V8 was shipped off to Callaway for the addition of the Twin Turbos that now are on top. EFI helps with this air pushing, and a Doug Nash 4 plus 3 manual transmission is now on. A 3.07 rear axle spins the tires and smokes them too if you like. All this extra horsepower adds up to 365, allows for a 0-60 time in 5 eye blinks and puts out 465ftlbs of torque.