Do any of you C-4 experts know how many of these cars were produced?

 

320 according to the corvette black book.

 

I think it was around 300 or so out of 4369 ragtops built.If you can,join the National Corvette Museum like I did.Believe it or not,they can provide you with the ACTUAL build sheet on your car,what number it was out of total production,and more.All you do is provide them with your serial number and they'll take care of the rest.It's a lot of fun to know your car in such great detail.

 

Got any info on how to join? How much? Im only 18 and getting ready for college so it cant be too deep for the pockets.

 

I believe it's 50 bucks a year for the base membership.Another thing,again,if you ever get the chance.DRIVE your Vette to the museum and take the tour of it and the factory.It's unbelieveable!!I drove my 96 from Dover,Delaware all the way to Bowling Green and all the way back and averaged 26.6 mpg the whole trip!!