- 2003 Chevrolet Corvette 50th Anniversary Edition
- Only 9k Miles
- 50th Anniversary Red Exterior
- 50th Anniversary Shale Interior
- No modifications
- Options Include:
- 50th Anniversary Edition Package
- - Heads up display
- - Magnetic Selective Ride Control
- - Memory Package
- - Electrochomic Mirrors
- - Power Telescoping & Manual Tilt Steering Column
- - Twilight Sentinel
- CD 12 Disc Changer, Remote
- Axle: 3:15 Performance Ratio
- Body Side Moldings
Not many nameplates can proudly boast that they’ve been around for fifty years, yet if you give the Chevrolet Corvette one more year, it will celebrate its seventieth year of uninterrupted production in 2023. Back in 2003, the 50-year mark was coming up and Chevrolet celebrated by releasing cars like this 2003 Chevrolet Corvette 50th Anniversary edition. This car is special, as it’s got just 9,150 miles on it since new, and is totally unmodified. If you’re a Corvette lover and collector, you shouldn’t miss out on such a golden opportunity, so act fast and give this ‘Vette a home in your garage, and heart. Included in the sale are the original books and manuals, plus two keys with fobs.
Exterior and Interior
Hailing from the C5 fifth generation, this 2003 Chevrolet Corvette 50th Anniversary comes from an era that was the last in its journey to sport the iconic and oh-so-cool pop-up headlamps. Finished off in a special 50th Anniversary red paint job, it’s got side moldings, and contrasting shale-colored soft top, being a convertible. The wheels are a simple yet attractive set of five-spoke shale alloys. Out back, the signature quad exhaust tips are visible. The interior sports the 50th Anniversary shale color theme, with the 50th anniversary logo stitched into the head rests of the seats. The 50th Anniversary Edition Package brought about a heads-up display, magnetic selective ride control, memory package for the electric seats, electrochromic rear view mirror, power tilt and manual telescoping steering wheel and Twilight Sentinel. You’ve also got a 12-disc CD changer stereo with remote, and dual-zone climate control.
Engine
This 2003 Chevrolet Corvette 50th Anniversary gets its go-factor from a 5.7L (350ci) LS1 V8 that put out 350hp to the rear wheels via a Tremec T-56 six-speed manual transmission, enabling a competitive zero to sixty sprint time of around 4.5 seconds and a top speed of over 170mph. It’s got a 3.15 performance ratio axle. The Magnetic Selective Ride Control allows the driver to adjust the damping between Tour and Sport settings. Large ventilated disc brakes act as the stoppers.
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