2011 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Union Springs, New York, United States
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2011 Chevrolet Corvette Carbon Edition Z06 .Very seldom up for sale , this Rare Carbon Edition- to
commemorate the 24 Hours of Lemans Race is one of 500 and 1 of 252 in this color has only 5,400 original miles .
Loaded with all the toys - equipped with the 3LZ Package , with the ZR1 brakes , carbon fiber hood , carbon
splitter and side skirts . Interior package includes the blue stitching and the suede seat inserts and suede
steering wheel . The 7.0 Ltr - LS7 -505HP Engine is equipped with a K& N air cleaner and filter propels this beast
like a Rocket .The Black wheels, black mirrors and blacked backed headlights give this beast a menacing look
.Everything works as it should , also included are Loyd mats , laminated window sticker and build sheet and
stretch fit satin car cover .The original MSRP Was over $115,000.00. Adult-non smoker owned and driven , never
abused , Kept in climate controlled garage . Tires and brakes have plenty of life left , car is flawless . Needs
nothing , no issues at all ,as good as it gets . These were instant collectors when new .An investment for the
future . Please e-mail with any questions ,
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