Production numbers
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Try this link, go down the list to "production numbers" for the details
https://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/specs/c5/2004/
https://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/specs/c5/2004/
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This site has exterior and interior option combination figures, might help narrowing it down.
https://www.corvsport.com/2004-c5-co...nterior_Colors
https://www.corvsport.com/2004-c5-co...nterior_Colors
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On a similar note, I wonder if there is a breakdown of Z06’s w/ black interior vs Mod Red interior? I can see they made 1,186 black Z06’s in ‘04 but I’d be curious to know how many had straight black interior and how many had mod red interior?
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so the 1180 is cool but I wonder how many were the fully loaded 1SB model. There use to be a person at the GM historical office that would provide that info but I think that is long gone.
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Well, I was right. I called the GM historical division and they told me they only have info like that for 2019-2020 models. The data was not being kept up accurately so they destroyed the records. Reminds me of a guy named Galen Govier. A mopar muscle car appraiser. Collector houses and owners pay him big bucks for info. like this. He documents their cars and collects a few hundred bucks on each one. Everyone thinks he is the greatest. Well.... I have a high school buddy who has worked for chrysler for 30 years and he told me their was a fire in 69 and all of those records were destroyed. I called chrysler and what he told me was correct.. Soooooo there are companies out there that reproduce option tags any way you want them. You prove you own the car and they will made a option tag. So this Galen Govier cannot document your 1969 Mopar muscle car. He thinks he can, but its fraud.
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Unfortunately GM did not keep records of all the various combinations that were available.