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- Introduced: October 1, 1987.
- Model-year production: 22,789.
- Calendar-year production: 22,878.
- Model-year sales by U.S.
- dealers: 25,425.
- A $25,895 Callaway Twin-Turbo engine package could be ordered through specific Chevrolet dealers as RPO B2K.
- Cars that received this package were sent from Bowling Green, Kentucky, to the Callaway factory in Old Lyme, Connecticut, to receive engine modifications and other upgrades.
- The 1988 Callaways had 382 hp and 562 lbs.-ft. of torque.
- Callaway modified a Chevrolet truck-type Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission as a $6,500 option for Callaways.
- Chevrolet also built 56 Corvette race cars for use in the Sports Car Club of America's (SCCA) Corvette Challenge racing series.
- These "street-legal" track cars alt had stock engines specially built at the Flint, Michigan, engine plant.
- They were matched for power and sealed to insure that all of the cars were as identical as possible in a technical sense.
- Protofab, an aftermarket race-car builder in Wixom, Michigan, installed race-car modifications and roll bars.
- For 1988 Callaway Twin-Turbo Corvettes a different engine-coding system was used.
- Callaway engines were stamped with the first two symbols indicating model year, followed by three symbols indicating order in the Callaway production sequence, followed by four symbols matching the last four digits of the Chevrolet VIN.
- The production figures include a total of 2,050 special 35th Anniversary Edition Corvette hatchback coupes, each with a specific build sequence number and special badges.
- This option listed for $4,795.
- The 35th Anniversary Edition Corvettes featured a custom two-tone paint scheme consisting of a white body color, painted White wheels and Black roof bow with transparent black roof panels.
- The white scheme was carried out through the interior trim, which included 35th Anniversary badges embroidered on the seat backs.
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