2006 Chevrolet Corvette Modified Coupe

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22062374

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Make:
Model:
VIN:
1G1YY26U265121683
Lot Number:
22062374
Condition:
Used
Odometer:
68,300 miles
Engine:
6.0L V8
Drive Type:
Transmission:
Automatic
Exterior Color:
Monterey Red
Interior Color:
Black
Vinyl Wrap:
Vehicle Location:
Pennsylvania
  • 2006 Model Year Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Modified
  • Monterey Red exterior
  • Black interior
  • 6.0L V8
  • Z51 package
  • Automatic transmission
  • Split window back window cover
  • Carbon spoiler on rear
  • Front splitter
  • 2 C7 key fobs - programmed included in sale
  • New oil pan gasket
  • Cam with lifters
  • New heads
  • New performance intake - fast intake
  • New Harmonic damper
  • New shifter cable
  • Flat bottom steering wheel
  • New C7 LED headlights - full assembly
  • LED Side markers

Overview of 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Modified Coupe For Sale by Owner

Chevrolet have always kept the Corvette on a pedestal when it comes to their technology since it was first introduced way back in 1953. You won’t need a gazillion in your bank account to own one though. The Corvette is one of the finest high-performance values in America. For the cost of a mid-size luxury sedan, you can have supercar performance, speed, and flair. If you are looking for an affordable ‘Vette with a modern twist to it, we have the perfect car in our inventory. This is an extraordinary example of the 2006 Chevrolet Corvette, which has been modified to finesse. Having completed 68,300 miles so far, it currently awaits in Pennsylvania looking for a new home.

Exterior and Interior

If you are a true Corvette fan, you may notice right away that this 2006 Chevrolet Corvette has upgraded headlights. To be accurate, these are fully assembled New C7 LED headlights, and they look far nicer than the exposed headlights from the factory. LEDs are also used for the side markers. As you approach the car's rear, you'll notice the Carbon Fiber spoiler that adds a nice touch to its sporty appearance. So too the front splitter, which goes neatly with the headlight’s shade. All this is thanks to the Z51 package included in this car. Of course, you surely won’t miss the stunning Monterey Red exterior with its shiny 5-spoke wheels. This ‘Vette boast a split back window cover and two C7 key fobs, which are programmed and included in the sale. These key fobs open the door to the black interior of this 2006 Chevrolet Corvette. It first greets you with the flat bottom steering wheel and the analog dash sporting six gauges. An Alpine infotainment system, few knobs and buttons complete the center console.

Engine

A 6.0L V8 engine with several fresh improvements sits peacefully underneath the hood of this 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Modified coupe. That is, until you start the car, of course. The LS2 engine is capable of producing 400hp and 400 lb.ft of torque out of the factory. An automatic transmission sends power to the wheels. This engine bay houses new heads, oil pan gasket, performance intake (fast intake), harmonic damper and shifter cable. It is reasonable to expect that all of these bells and whistles will improve this 'Vette's performance.

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