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Revisions to Corvette World (United States) July 1989 (Volume 1 No. 1)

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created Sep 13 '16 at 21:30 (UTC)

Added issue type:
Monthly
Added issue year:
1989
Added issue month:
July
Added issue volume:
1
Added issue number:
1
Added contents:
UP FRONT
EDITOR'S NOTES
MARKETPLACE
TECH LINE
CORVETTE CORRAL

SPECIAL REPORT: ZR-1
ZR-1 TRACK TEST
Simply the most fantastic production Corvette ever made.
LT-5 ENGINE TECH
How to make megapower with a 32-valve small block.
ZR-1 TIRE TECH
It's been a very Good Year.

ROAD TEST
1989 CALLAWAY TWIN TURBO AEROBODY
Flat out at 191 mph, plus how you can get the (bolt-on) aero look.

FEATURES
GOLD AND SILVER
Touring the California Gold Country in a Silver Anniversary Corvette.
GRAND SPORT No.2
Tracking the life and times of the most original Grand Sport in existence.
CORVETTE VALUE GUIDE
Up-to-the-minute pricing information on the red hot and fast changing Corvette market.
GARDEN OF DELIGHTS
What could be better than Florida in winter and a whole flock of pristine Corvettes at the NCRS Cypress Gardens event.

TECHNICAL
COMPUTER CHIP SHOOTOUT
How those E-proms work how to swap 'em, and which one gives your '85-'89 Vette the best performance.
SMALL BLOCK SIZZLER
The right combination of factory parts fora tight revving, 345 horsepower, affordable small block.

RESTORATION
FRAME GAME
Delving into the mysteries of frame detailing.
DROP-TOP REBOP
Replacing the soft top on your mid-year roadster, step-by-step.

VINTAGE VETTES
1957 ROADSTER
Would you use a NCRS 99-point car as a driver? Frank Dottie does.

RACING
PROFILE: STU HAYNER
Meet the champion of the Corvette Challenge series.

SPECIAL SECTION: MUSCLE VETTES
L-88: MR.MUSCLE
The awesome years-1967-69, plus a special market report on the pricing trends in L-88s
L-71 427/435
Here's a '67 roadster that has just about everything. in fact it’s believed to be the heaviest optioned example known.
LS-6 454/450
Original and unrestored 2-owner 26,000 mile Grand National eater.
L-89 427/435
It started out as a L-88. It ended up as a one-of-a-kind, radio-delete, aluminum head big block.
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edited Sep 13 '16 at 21:31 (UTC)

Updated contents:
UP FRONT
EDITOR'S NOTES
MARKETPLACE
TECH LINE
CORVETTE CORRAL

SPECIAL REPORT: ZR-1
ZR-1 TRACK TEST
Simply the most fantastic production Corvette ever made.
LT-5 ENGINE TECH
How to make megapower with a 32-valve small block.
ZR-1 TIRE TECH
It's been a very Good Year.

ROAD TEST
1989 CALLAWAY TWIN TURBO AEROBODY
Flat out at 191 mph, plus how you can get the (bolt-on) aero look.

FEATURES
GOLD AND SILVER
Touring the California Gold Country in a Silver Anniversary Corvette.
GRAND SPORT No.2
Tracking the life and times of the most original Grand Sport in existence.
CORVETTE VALUE GUIDE
Up-to-the-minute pricing information on the red hot and fast changing Corvette market.
GARDEN OF DELIGHTS
What could be better than Florida in winter and a whole flock of pristine Corvettes at the NCRS Cypress Gardens event.

TECHNICAL
COMPUTER CHIP SHOOTOUT
How those E-proms work how to swap 'em, and which one gives your '85-'89 Vette the best performance.
SMALL BLOCK SIZZLER
The right combination of factory parts fora tight revving, 345 horsepower, affordable small block.

RESTORATION
FRAME GAME
Delving into the mysteries of frame detailing.
DROP-TOP REBOP
Replacing the soft top on your mid-year roadster, step-by-step.

VINTAGE VETTES
1957 ROADSTER
Would you use a NCRS 99-point car as a driver? Frank Dottie does.

RACING
PROFILE: STU HAYNER
Meet the champion of the Corvette Challenge series.

SPECIAL SECTION: MUSCLE VETTES
L-88: MR.MUSCLE
The awesome years-1967-69, plus a special market report on the pricing trends in L-88s
L-71 427/435
Here's a '67 roadster that has just about everything. in fact it’s believed to be the heaviest optioned example known.
LS-6 454/450
Original and unrestored 2-owner 26,000 mile Grand National eater.
L-89 427/435
It started out as a L-88. It ended up as a one-of-a-kind, radio-delete, aluminum head big block.

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