AREA 51

Been trying to figure out my car. It is a 1985 Convertible. The Body code is 0 zero. I have read that Greenwood had convertibles for 1985.

Has anyone ever heard of this?

thank you.

jay1055

Greenwood is a manufacturer of aftermarket body panels that were sometimes installed by dealers or body shops or????? Do you have any pics?

AREA 51

I can post some tomorrow but i picked it up a few years ago and the previous owner replaced the bumpers with the newer 90's version.

it's in need of full restoration. it had been sitting for some time but runs drives and stops.

The body code number being a 0 is strange.

The frame rail, door and dash VIN's match.

mazdaverx7

Would line to see some pics of the car when you have a chance.

AREA 51

From the option list it would appear to be a coupe at one time as it has rear window defogger and clear removable top listed..

dio45

In 1985 gm didn't offer a convertible. without seeing the interior that looks like it may be a 91.

RollaMo-LT4

If it is a 1985, it left the factory as a coupe.
The convertible wasn't released until the 1986 model year.

What are the first 10 characters of your VIN?

1985 Corvette should be:
1G1YY078..... with the 9th character being a check digit

Character #6 = 0
Character #7 = 7
Character #10 = F (Model Year 1985)

shawn 84&92

The car shown is not a Greenwood convertible conversion. the Greenwood cars had a rollbar and a top stack with a boot to cover the top when it was down.

Follow this link to Notrouble's car it is an 84 model. Greenwood did 84 and 85 models.

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...the-vette.html

Shawn

PLRX

Corvette people know there were no convertibles 1976-1985