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Answers Corvette Trivia 1-18
25 Sixty series tires became available for the first time in 1978. True
26 What was the first year Corvettes went over 30,000 in production? 1969
27 What was the first year 8 inch wide wheels were standard equipment? 1969
28 1978 Corvettes have molded in arm rest. False
29 What was the highest HP rating available in a 1960 Corvette? 283-cid 315-hp V-8 with 11.0:1 compression ratio, high lift camshaft, and fuel injection
30 The rocker panel moldings were smooth on 1979 Corvettes.
Corvette Trivia 1-20
31 Exterior emblems were removed from the standard hood and fenders in 1966, 1967 or 1968
31B What year was a retracting cover added to the luggage space? 1959, 1968 or 1978
32 How many 1955 Corvettes were produced? 550, 700 or 1400
33 What was the base price of the 1966 Convertibles? $4,029, $4,084 or $4,298
34 Vacuum or electricity was used to operate the headlight units on the 1979 Vette.
35 In 1992 Corvette convertible production ended. True or False
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25 Sixty series tires became available for the first time in 1978. True
26 What was the first year Corvettes went over 30,000 in production? 1969
27 What was the first year 8 inch wide wheels were standard equipment? 1969
28 1978 Corvettes have molded in arm rest. False
29 What was the highest HP rating available in a 1960 Corvette? 283-cid 315-hp V-8 with 11.0:1 compression ratio, high lift camshaft, and fuel injection
30 The rocker panel moldings were smooth on 1979 Corvettes.
Corvette Trivia 1-20
31 Exterior emblems were removed from the standard hood and fenders in 1966, 1967 or 1968
31B What year was a retracting cover added to the luggage space? 1959, 1968 or 1978
32 How many 1955 Corvettes were produced? 550, 700 or 1400
33 What was the base price of the 1966 Convertibles? $4,029, $4,084 or $4,298
34 Vacuum or electricity was used to operate the headlight units on the 1979 Vette.
35 In 1992 Corvette convertible production ended. True or False
Answers for Today’s Trivia, see Tomorrows Trivia.