360Rocket

and how do I determine what I have?

thanks.

360Rocket

No luck with the search function on this site but GOOGLE found me some threads that lead back to this forum, lol. I think I have a 1SB. I know I have the Z51 package as well.

Fat Mike

Rocket - all of the factory options that came on your car are printed on a sticker inside your glovebox. Open the glovebox and check out the codes. You may need to search to find the explanation for some of them.

360Rocket

Thanks Mike, I found this while I was in the glove box too.

ROC OUT

My '07 has the 1SB package, OnStar, XM radio, no navigation but 6 disk in-dash CD player, Z51 and it is classified as the 3LT package. Yours sounds the same. I know it is not the 4LT because that did not come out as another interior package option until 2008, I believe.

Vette_DD

No, only 2005s had the 1SB option package. Beginning with model year 2006, the equivalent option package was the 3LT that you indicated you have. And you're correct about the 4LT option package - it didn't start until MY 2008.

And to the OP - the difference between option packages 1LT, 2LT, 3LT, and 4LT depends on the model year. The difference wasn't the same every year. Here are pics of the base coupe contents and coupe option package contents.

360Rocket

Damn Jim. Nice breakdown. Thank you sir.

Vette_DD

You're welcome.

ROC OUT

Thanks for the clarification!

larrysandy

You also can order a laminated replica window sticker through the National Corvette Museum for about $40.00 +-. It is a nice item to have when you show off your car and then you don't put your original documents at risk. Just provide them with your VIN and they should have it on file.

Vette_DD

I don't know if getting a laminated replica window sticker is done differently, but when I got a paper replica window sticker 2 months ago, you had to also order the build sheet and together it cost me $75.

glennhl

Mathematically?

2LT- 1LT = 1LT
3LT - 1LT = 2LT
4LT - 1LT = 3LT

Sorry, couldn't refuse.

glennhl

Now I'll add something constructive.

I bought a 2LT. I wanted something other than a black interior since I lived in Arizona. I also wanted the side airbags just in case.

Now, in order to get the benefits of the 3LT, I did the following:

Modified my driver's side sun visor by adding a garage door opener, costs all of $75 and looks stock.

Added a HUD. Did it myself using the "cut the duct" method, costs around $400.

Added a Kenwood Radio with NAV, IPOD connectivity, and Parrot Bluetooth, got a great deal on the radio (DNX5120) off Ebay, did the work myself, ran a little over $500.

So for less than $1000, I got the items I really wanted from the 3LT.