2003 Chevrolet Z-06 50th Anniversary- Red -very Low Mileage- 8479- Collectors on 2040-cars
Sun City, California, United States
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This Mint condition 2003 Corvette Z-06 50th Anniversary Garage Kept under a Corvette Cover is spotless inside and out. Selling to make room for new Minivan.405 HP.
Fifth generation (2001-2004) – Combining a lower curb weight with higher horsepower, the fifth-generation Corvette Z06 was one of the fastest production cars on a track – a capability confirmed with a sub-8-minute lap around the N?rburgring. It was built on a unique fixed-roof hardtop body, with several lightweighting elements, such as thinner glass, a titanium exhaust system and more. Its unique LS6 small block engine delivered up to 405 horsepower through a six-speed manual transmission with specific, performance-optimized gearing. A total of 28,388 were built. |
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