maybe the changes keep us the same. Andy Gottschalk admitted when he was 18, which was 36 years ago, in 1966, he leased his own service station to work his way through college. In those days, he owned a ‘65 Pontiac GTO. Musclecars were his deal, strictly of the GM variety. Corvettes were not his passion in those days.
  But he liked hot cars. About 14 years ago, Gottschalk bought his first Corvette, an ‘87 with the expensive B2K option, which everyone knows produced the Callaway.
  After the service station and college, he got into his current business. At 54, Andy is able to afford what he labels as the "ultimate musclecar," at least since the engine was bored and stroked to a 427. Normally