Every Grand Sport Collector Edition, car by car.
GM built the Collector Edition in 2017, and every car carries its own numbered dash plaque. This registry holds each car's record as it was built: VIN, Build Date, options, Original Market and Window Sticker, checked against GM's own records. How the registry works
As far as we know, it's the most detailed record of any special-edition Corvette series outside the National Corvette Museum, and all of it is open to the public.
See the whole production run, every plaque number, and light up the cars by body, transmission, Z07 and market.
Ten-year homecoming · April 22–24, 2027 · Bowling Green, Kentucky
Bring your Collector Edition home to Bowling Green
The Collector Edition turns ten in 2027. Every one was built at the Bowling Green Assembly Plant, right next door to the National Corvette Museum, so this is a homecoming to where the cars were born.
The Grand Sport Registry (GSR) is going to the Michelin National Corvette Museum Bash as a group, and Collector Edition owners are invited to join them.
The GSR has just announced the trip and will coordinate the group plans with the Museum. More details to come. If you aren't a GSR member yet, now is a good time to join.
Join the Grand Sport Registry The Bash at the Museum Talk it over in our Facebook group
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