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Been a member for around a year, but just bought an 87 two tone beige with the Z52 package. I know there were only 447 two tone beige cars built, but is there some website or database that breaks it down even more? Like how many had the Z52 package? I know the Ford guys have a Marti report, kinda wondering if there's something similar out there for us Vette folks.
Thanks, happy to be apart of the "Corvette Club"
Welcome to the forum. Sweet looking 87! Be sure to post more photos. I don't know if there is a source for what you are seeking, but out of 30,632 87s built 12,662 had the Z52 package.
Welcome to the forum!! That's a beautiful 87! You really don't see too many around these days with that color combo! The car looks to have been well cared for. Wishbi cohod help more with the production numbers but I typically look on c4vetteregistry as mentioned above. I'm not sure if a call to the NCM will be if any help but it may be something to consider.
You may not get down to the level of detail to say your car is "1 of 5" like it, with the exact options mixed, but Corvette black book is a start, then the registry. Other places will have certain values for # cars with options ordered.
GM doesn't even keep detailed records like that longer than 2 years now, I tried on my 2019 and was 1 month too late. They do have a formula for getting close to that level though.
Under the console lid it should have all the options. You can also contact the National Corvette museum for a duplicate window sticker and build sheet. Forgot what they cost. Got one for my 88 many years ago and it came laminated.
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