Ever since its inception, the Chevrolet Corvette has gone on to show the world America's interpretation of a sports car. With its sporty yet humble history, the Corvette serves as Chevrolet's halo model to this day. Looking at this 2007 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Modified Coupe that we have today it's not hard to see why. Located in Virginia and with a reported 68,500 miles on the clock this American performance machine with its tasteful upgrades can be yours to enjoy.
The C6 Corvette sported a new refreshed body style with the Z06 having the coupe silhouette. The sleek and sporty lines of this 2007 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Modified Coupe is complemented with a yellow exterior with this top of the car being wrapped in black vinyl. The black wheels of the car match the top and are wrapped around a set of 315/18 R888R tires reported by the current owner to have only around 2,500 miles on them since new. The black color theme also continues to the black interior. The center console and the dashboard of this car has been partially wrapped in 3M material and provides a sportier feel.
The Z06 is the hot version of the Corvette and owning one is quite the treat, with 505hp on tap as stock from the 7.0L V8. However, with this 2007 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Modified Coupe you are treated to much more power thanks to a host of upgrades done to it, including Texas Speed heads, camshaft, American Racing 1 7/8 headers, and ported Holly HiRam. Exhaust and intake upgrades include an Intake 102 Manifold with a vibrant catch can and a Borla S type axle-back exhaust to help that performance engine breathe better. There is also a nitrous kit in place for when you feel like you need to dial things up even more. With these modifications, this car is reported to be capable of pushing out a whopping 589 wheel horsepower with 93 octane and an even more bonkers 765 wheel horsepower when on nitrous. To assist with the increase in power, there is also an RMP manual stage 4 transmission in place with a 1000hp McLeod clutch. The engine in this car has seen an oil change with only synthetic oil being used for added performance. Oil and cabin filters have been replaced, and a brake fluid change has been done too.
Car Location: Virginia 2007 MY Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Modified Coupe LS7 7.0L V8 engine Entire top of car wrapped in Black vinyl Black interior Center console and partial dash wrapped in 3M 315/18 R888R tires reported to have around 2500 miles on them by seller Texas Speed heads, cam shaft, ported Holly Hi Ram Intake 102 Manifold Nitrous outlet kit American Racing 1 7/8 headers Borla S type exhaust axle back RMP Stage 4 transmission McLeod clutch 1000Hp Vibrant catch can Wheel power on motor - 589 WHP (93 octane) reported Wheel power or nitrous:765WHP (93 octane) reported Oil changes performed by Synthetic motor oil Oil filter replacement Cabin dust/Combination filter replaced Brake fluid exchange
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