Legendary Car Maker Reeves Callaway Passes Away at 75

Reeves Callaway, the founder of Callaway Cars, known for modifying high-end vehicles and setting a speed record of 254.76 miles per hour in 1988, has passed away at the age of 75. Callaway started by modifying cars in his garage and eventually gained recognition from major automakers. His company became an authorized "aftermarket tuner" for Chevrolet, producing limited-edition Callaway-modified Corvettes. Callaway's passion for building fast cars extended beyond the Corvette, and his company worked on various types of vehicles. He leaves behind a legacy of creating beautifully designed and crafted machines.