It seems there is always something going on at The National Corvette Museum with constant celebrations, new exhibits, and events. This time around, they are celebrating the 30 year anniversary of the Callaway Corvette.

In 1987, Callaway became the first third-party performance shop to obtain an official RPO code for production Chevrolet Corvettes, starting with their very own 1987-1991 twin turbo ‘Vette. Today, after the creation of their record-setting C4 aero package, multiple supercars, and even branching into the V8 truck and SUV market, the Callaway name is one of the largest in the automotive performance industry.

In celebration of their accomplishments with the Chevrolet Corvette, the National Corvette Museum has brought together 15 of their greatest creations– showcasing the very first Callaway Corvette, the legendary Sledgehammer, a Supernatural ’96 Grand Sport, the new SC757 Z06, and many, many more.

The exhibit is currently open, and will close May 5, 2017.

Showcased Vehicles:

• 1987 Callaway Corvette RPO B2K #001
• 1988 Callaway Corvette RPO B2K – 35th Anniversary Corvette Coupe
• 1988 Callaway Corvette RPO B2K #88-051, the Callaway Sledgehammer Corvette
• 1991 Callaway Corvette RPO B2K
• 1990 Callaway Super Speedster (first of the two Series II Super Speedsters)
• 1991 Callaway Super Speedster (second of two Series II Super Speedsters)
• 1996 Callaway Supernatural 450 Corvette – Grand Sport (only ’96 GrandSport with the Supernatural engine and Callaway Aerobody)
• 2003 Callaway Power Group 3 Corvette – Callaway Cars Inc. (test and development car)
• 1989 Callaway Corvette RPO B2K
• 1991 Callaway Speedster #10
• 1998 Callaway C12 Speedster
• 1999 Callaway C12 Coupe– formerly owned by Dale Earnardt Jr.
• 2007 C16
• 2013 Callaway SC606 Grand Sport Corvette (only PBC-Built engine for LS3 platform, and last C6 NCM R8C Delivery made)
• 2015 Callaway SC757 Coupe (#001 of the series)