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6,800-Mile 1991 Callaway Twin Turbo Corvette Convertible

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Chassis/VIN1G1YY3388M5117020
Mileage indicated6,832 Miles
Engine5.7-liter Twin Turbo V8
TransmissionManual
Addenda and Errata

Please note that undercarriage images have been added to the Photo Gallery.

Please note that a brake fluid flush, a fresh battery, and a new clutch slave cylinder have been installed.

Please note a picture of the Regular Production Option (RPO) sticker has been added to the Photo Gallery.

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Callaway Cars, a well-known name in the world of automotive performance, was founded by Reeves Callaway in 1977. He established his reputation by modifying existing vehicles, enhancing their performance, and creating unique, high-performance automobiles. 

One of Callaway's most celebrated projects was the Callaway Twin Turbo Corvette (RPO option B2K), introduced in 1987. This fourth project for the company marked a significant milestone. It involved the installation of a twin-turbocharger system onto the Chevrolet Corvette’s “L89” V8 engine, initially boosting horsepower from the stock 245 to a remarkable 382, while also increasing torque and overall performance. By 1991 the ZR-1 Corvette had arrived, and Callaway would raise the output of the B2K option to 403 horsepower with 575 lb-ft of torque.

The Callaway Twin Turbo Corvette quickly gained recognition for its impressive power, sleek body modifications, and improved handling.  The Twin Turbo Corvette was a statement of excellence and innovation in the world of sports cars, solidifying Callaway's reputation as a premier custom builder, setting the stage for further groundbreaking ventures, and cementing Callaway Cars as a respected name in the realm of high-performance automobiles.

This car is part of the George Foreman Collection, which comprises over 50 cars from the 1930s through today, with a focus on American classics and late-model sports cars. View the full collection here.

9 knockouts from the George Foreman collection

Highlights

  • Offered from The George Foreman Collection

  • A single-owner example retained by George Foreman since new

  • A rare Corvette variant, Callaway Engineering limitation number 057, just one of approximately 71 produced in 1991

  • Callaway modifications added $33,000 to the Corvette base price for a total of $89,859 in 1991

  • Only driven 6,832 miles since delivery

  • Optioned from Chevrolet with:

    • Corvette Preferred Equipment (Group 1) that includes: electronic air conditioning, Delco-BOSE music system, six-way power driver’s seat

    • Selective ride and handling

    • Black leather adjustable sport bucket seats

    • Six-way passenger power seat

    • Engine oil cooler

  • RPO “B2K” Twin Turbo Package:

    • 5.7-liter ”L98” Twin Turbo V8 with 403 horsepower and 575 lb-ft of torque

    • Twin-charge air coolers

    • Six-speed manual transmission

    • Mahle forged pistons

  • Z5G “Special Equipment” option that includes:

    • Free flow mufflers

    • Long air dam

    • Power steering cooler

    • J-55 Front brakes

  • Dymag 17 x 9.5 inch wheels

  • Callaway-branded boost gauge

  • A brake fluid flush, fresh battery, and a new clutch master cylinder have been installed November 2023

  • Clean CARFAX Vehicle History Report

Features

  • High-volume oil pump

  • Engine oil cooler

  • Up-rated valve springs

  • Steel roller camshaft and hydraulic roller lifters

  • Dry sump oil pump for turbocharger oil scavenge

  • Polished air inlet castings

  • Additional engine heat shielding

  • Automatic climate control

  • Power windows

  • Power-adjustable heated mirrors

  • Cruise control

  • Black convertible soft top

Known Imperfections

  • Please note that the vehicles in The George Foreman Collection have been in long-term static storage and will benefit from additional mechanical attention prior to being driven. Bidders are encouraged to review the Additional Documents section of each lot for any recent mechanical service rendered to help return certain vehicles to running condition. Additionally, bidders should carefully review the photos of each lot in the collection, which may highlight the oxidation of metal components certain vehicles sustained as the result of a garage fire caused by a golf cart battery in March 2019. Although none of the vehicles sustained fire damage from the fire itself, the negative cosmetic effects of the corrosive soot vary greatly from vehicle to vehicle and can be observed in the photo galleries of each lot. All lots are sold as is, where is, and bidders are responsible for any desired diligence before placing a bid.

  • Paint chips on the passenger side cowl edge of the hood

  • Broken center console phone receiver

  • Hazard lights stalk on the steering column is broken but remains operational

  • Paint chips on the passenger corner of the hood near the windshield

  • Minor paint chip near the antenna

  • Minor scratch on the right rear wheel

  • Non-functional driver's seat motor (backward and forward directions), up/down and recline works well.

  • Tail lights illuminate however brake lights don't engage

Included

  • 1991 Chevrolet Corvette Owner’s Manual

  • 1991 Callaway Window Sticker

  • 1991 Callaway Twin Turbo Corvette Owner’s Manual and Warranty Information books

  • NEC In-car cellular mobile telephone (broken)

  • Touch-up paint bottle

Ownership History

The clean CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 1991 Callaway Twin Turbo Corvette Convertible indicates that it is a single-owner example, entering The George Foreman Collection in February 1992. The delay in delivery was likely due to Callaway’s performance modifications made in Old Lyme, Connecticut, and the 131 testing and validation miles put on the car before delivery to the selling dealer, Ground Effects of Houston, Texas. Today, this rare Corvette variant (one of just 71 produced in 1991) features a mere 6,832 miles on the odometer, an incredible relic of RADwood era tuning and design.

Additional Notes

A Broad Arrow Group Car Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner for this vehicle.

Contact: Alexander Keck Phone: 402.617.9770 email: akeck@hagerty.com

Bids

12/11/23 at 8:56 PM

$44,500

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$44,000

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