March 2011 Trivia
Apr, 29 2011 SSCC News and InfoTrivia Questions
March Trivia Question
This month it is a two parter. You must answer the question and then give the reason why you know this to be true.
Q: The Corvette in the photo to the right, does it have an automatic or a standard transmission? Part two: How do you know this? You must answer both parts correctly to win. The car in the photo is completely stock. Everything is original.
If you think you know the answer, send it in an email to the link at the bottom of this page. Entries must be received by March 30, 2011. Please put TRIVIA in the subject line of your email. Happy head scratching.
A: The answers submitted were all over the map. Dennis Grant said it most succinctly. "I’m saying it’s 6 speed 92-93, ZR1 – why: the rear wheel and quarter panel appear to be larger than stock, ZR1s were 11” vs the stock 9.5”; and the ZR1s were all 6 speeds except for maybe a few LT5 automatic mules used by GM." Neil Walsh stated "The car pictured is a ZR1 as evidenced by the depth of the wheel at the lug nuts." Elaine Kemp also answered correctly.
This month it is a two parter. You must answer the question and then give the reason why you know this to be true.
Q: The Corvette in the photo to the right, does it have an automatic or a standard transmission? Part two: How do you know this? You must answer both parts correctly to win. The car in the photo is completely stock. Everything is original.If you think you know the answer, send it in an email to the link at the bottom of this page. Entries must be received by March 30, 2011. Please put TRIVIA in the subject line of your email. Happy head scratching.
A: The answers submitted were all over the map. Dennis Grant said it most succinctly. "I’m saying it’s 6 speed 92-93, ZR1 – why: the rear wheel and quarter panel appear to be larger than stock, ZR1s were 11” vs the stock 9.5”; and the ZR1s were all 6 speeds except for maybe a few LT5 automatic mules used by GM." Neil Walsh stated "The car pictured is a ZR1 as evidenced by the depth of the wheel at the lug nuts." Elaine Kemp also answered correctly.