2006 Chevrolet Corvette

Z06 Coupe

7.0L 8 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Manual

Rear Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Up for auction is my baby, literally. This car is my weekend toy, as you can tell by the mileage. It does not get driven much as I do have a family and the Z06 has become less practical, so I don't want too, but will part ways with my Z. The Z started life 100% stock to what you see today. I have spent over 20k on small subtle customizations to make this Z06 stand out from the crowd. To give you a quick run down of what I have done to the car. First I started out with a Lingenfelter Intake and Power Programer, added Kooks Headers with X-pipe, Corsa Exhaust ( not to loud until you stand on it). After these power adders I wanted a bit more of that classic muscle car sound so I upgraded the cam, car does have a very mild cam also done by Lingenfelter. Car sounds AMAZING!! its very easy to drive, does not surge at low RPM, very mild cam. As far as power adders I was done. It was perfect. I can daily drive the Z and have on a few small occasions and everything is on point, no overheating or any mechanical issues. Once I was done with the power upgrades it was time to make the Z06 stand out in the crowd. I lowered the Z06 on the stock bolts, added Katech ZR1 Carbon Fiber Chin Spoiler and Side Skirts, while installing an OEM ZR1 rear spoiler color matched. The Roof and the Halo I had professionally wrapped using high grade 3M automotive vinyl, people think its paint. I had all the OEM marker lights were painted in Velocity Yellow to match. Rear Tail lights were tinted as well. I did add some Hydro Carbon to the interior console, gauge surround and doors. Looks amazing, never cared for the "matte gray" GM used. The icing on the cake came last year when I did a set of ADV1 wheels, technically the ADV5.0 Track Spec, measuring 20x10 upfront and 20x13 out back mounted on Nitto Invo 285/25/20 and 345/25/20. The Wheels just did it!! looks amazing!! The wheels were over 10K with tires and everything. As you can tell I am very meticulous with my car, its kept indoors under a car cover and only comes out on nice days. Its not a trailer queen I do drive it, but you will be hard pressed to find any imperfection anywhere on the car.