{Callaway} year 2004 Corvette Calendar (90B2k - you might find this interesting...)

[*89x2*]

Tonight, while at the (overcrowded) mall, I walked into one of those calendar stores and while looking over this years offerings, I spotted one w/ a Callaway featured...

Here's the deal, It is a "1991 Callaway Corvette Convertible" finished in Turquoise Metallic w/ Black leather and wearing Dymags.

BUT, I am thinking this is not a 1991 but rather, a 1990 since it had a "flat hood" :eek
I am also thinking it might be the same car used on the checks and address labels, and various other promotions...

Sounds a lot like 90 B2K's car :confused


Has anyone else seen this calendar??

 

[90B2K]

My car (1990 B2K Convertible) was originally owned by Reeves, in that it was originally titled to Callaway. I have confirmed this with Reeves, and I have a copy of the title. The car was used as a "demo car" to show to various Chevrolet Dealers around the country. It is B2K #005. The car originally had the flat hood and Dymags. In 1991 Callaway updated the car with the Hood Scoops, the Wonder Bar air intake , the OZ wheels and continued to use it in their promotions, their advertising and their catalog.I have several magazine articles and Callaway ads featuring the car. I drive the car on a regular basis to work at least 2 days a week, in any type of weather. I really love the car!

I have not seen the calender, but I'd love to.

 

[8388]

90B2K, your just north of me. I'm in N. Carrollton. we should meet up some time, love to see your car.
Sam

 

[*89x2*]

My car (1990 B2K Convertible) was originally owned by Reeves, in that it was originally titled to Callaway. I have confirmed this with Reeves, and I have a copy of the title. The car was used as a "demo car" to show to various Chevrolet Dealers around the country.

I remember when that car was offered for sale in Hemmings (1999) - You have the hardtop too and new turbos at the time, right

Awesome car

 

[90B2K]

You know, I couldn't remember exactly when I bought the car, except that it was on my birthday! I think 1999 is right, but I was unaware of the ad in Hemmings. I found the car on the internet.

By the way, I was out Christmas shopping today and found and purchased that Corvette calender. That could be my car, because they used it for a lot of promotional pictures. - Chuck Kyle

 

[*89x2*]

You know, I couldn't remember exactly when I bought the car, except that it was on my birthday! I think 1999 is right, but I was unaware of the ad in Hemmings. I found the car on the internet.

By the way, I was out Christmas shopping today and found and purchased that Corvette calender. That could be my car, because they used it for a lot of promotional pictures. - Chuck Kyle

Chuck - Nice B-Day gift

That pic could have been shot prior to the car getting the hood scoops

Those scoops BTW, were the most efficient way of ducting the air to the intercoolers - proper volume and degree to feed...

87's and 88-90 flat hoods flowed about the same, although some say the "cleaner" look of the 88-90's is a plus while other say, the 87's look tough as nails with the NACA's

Either way, there is a bit of "duct" trivia