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Just came back from a shopping trip with the other half, one of the stops was Barns and Noble book store. I found an interesting book, the black book of Corvettes. No doubt some of you have it or know about it. Covers all the years from '53 to '05 with serial numbers, option codes, prices, stats, charts and history. If any one that doesn't have it needs some info, just email me. 

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Send PMLake Oswego, OR - USA
Joined: 12/29/2002
Posts: 355
Vette(s): 1968 Corvette T-Top Coupe, 427 L71, Rally Red Exterior, Saddle Interior
Its a nice book to have when buying a corvette, as it has the most
important numbers: engine, heads, etc. I use it all the
time as its faster than looking some things up than the NCRS manual.
Mark
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Send PMFrederick, MD - USA
Joined: 2/20/2003
Posts: 555
Vette(s): Frederick County Corvette Club (Maryland)
Tan 64 365 Hp Conv 4 sp
Red 72 4 sp Conv ..running a '68 327
Blue 76 Coupe L 48 4 sp
White 79 Coupe L 82 auto
Silver 98 Conv, 6 sp
35th Anniv '88 vette
I think Most Corvette clubs have an Ambassador to the Corvette Museum
I know ours sure does...
IF so he or she can order you one at a discount.. lol
I only keep 3 Corvette books on my desk as references
The Black Book
The Lime Book (Chevy engine codes)
Dr Rebuilds Catalog... Yep...it is a good reference...lol
Bob Griffiths
Bob
64,72 & 98 Corvette Ragtops
76 & 79 & qa 88 ANC Corvette Coupes
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I am always using mine as a reference to help answer questions about
different codes. Plus I like the breakdown of all the different years
and options available. Very handy book.
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