The year was 1998 and it was Chevrolet’s chance to be the Pace Car and lead the Indianapolis 500. They needed to stand out and do something new. Chevrolet General manager John Middlebrook approached his designers and said that he needed something that would stand out. The designers sure didn’t disappoint. Up for grabs today is a 1998 Chevrolet Corvette Indy Pace Car 6 Spd 1/545. It’s located in Florida and with just 3,183 miles reported on the clock, this piece of American automotive history comes with all of its receipts and documentation from the seller’s ownership period and even has full documentation from the Chevrolet dealer in Bowling Green.
When the designers were done, the 1998 Chevrolet Corvette Indianapolis pace car sure stood out. This 1998 Chevrolet Corvette Indy Pace Car 6 Spd 1/545 we have today boasts all its original crazy design features. Starting with the exterior, it’s finished off in radar blue as a perfect example of the actual Pace Car. So perfect in fact that the car comes with the Pace Car decals, factory RPO stickers, original chalk marks and paint dab marks on the car. Its original features proves that it’s a collector and enthusiast owned car. To match the original stickers the car rides on the original yellow wheels which are still wrapped with the original tires. The exterior isn’t the only one that retains a lot of its original features. The original yellow and black leather interior is still intact, and its originality is complimented by the original Pace Car floor mats in the car. Creature comforts such as air conditioning, power windows and a CD stereo to pump out some good tunes are all present. Finally, you even get the 1998 Chevrolet Corvette owner’s manual to gaze through.
Owning a 1998 Chevrolet Corvette Indy Pace Car 6 Spd 1/545 means you have the big 5.7L V8 motor with 345 hp and 350 lb-ft of torque to play with. This car retains its original engine with power steering and brakes. It’s also been recently serviced with all maintenance records present. What makes this car even rarer is the fact that its just one of 545 6-speed manuals ever made.
Car Location: Florida Receipts and documentation available from sellers ownership period Manual transmission 5.7L V8 Engine 1998 Chevrolet Corvette INDY PACE CAR 6SPD 1/545 Radar Blue exterior Only 3183 original miles reported Enthusiast and collector owned Power steering, brakes, and windows CD stereo Pace Car Floor Mats Original tires Full documentation from Bowling Green Full maintenance records kept in three ring binder 1998 Corvette owners manual included Pace car decals still in box Factory RPO stickers still on car Original chalk marks Paint dab marks on car 1 of 545 6 speed manual cars Yellow leather interior
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