A clean Z-06 for sale in Lubbock Tx. It has 11,600 miles garage kept. They are my landloard the no. to call is (806)797-8000. I think it could be purchased for $30,000. I'm not a vette man but it did not sound bad to me .
A clean Z-06 for sale in Lubbock Tx. It has 11,600 miles garage kept. They are my landloard the no. to call is (806)797-8000. I think it could be purchased for $30,000. I'm not a vette man but it did not sound bad to me .
When did the start making them with the 427? Was it 2006?Originally Posted by Woodsman
A clean Z-06 for sale in Lubbock Tx. It has 11,600 miles garage kept. They are my landloard the no. to call is (806)797-8000. I think it could be purchased for $30,000. I'm not a vette man but it did not sound bad to me .
yup, 06 was the first year for the LS7
'05 z06s have the LS7!! when i hear 427 i always think of the big-block which this is not.
gary
I was under the impression there wasnt a 05 Z06 offered.......
I have read everywhere that there were no LS7's released to the public in 05. They only made test mules
I have read everywhere that there were no LS7's released to the public in 05. They only made test mules
06 was the first year and I have found the proof
Gary you should be ashamed being a Corvette owner and not knowing the facts
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_Corvette
The new Z06 arrived as a 2006 model in the third quarter of 2005. It has a 7.0 L (7,008 cc/427.6 CID) version of the small block engine codenamed LS7. Officially certified output is 505 hp (377 kW). Its performance is comparable to the Dodge Viper SRT-10. Official performance figures indicate that the Z06 can reach 60 mph (97 km/h) in just 3.7 seconds from a standing start in first gear, hitting 0–100 in about 7.3–8.2, with a quarter mile time of 11.7 and a top speed of 198 mph (electronically limited). In the summer of 2005, GM and Corvette Racing driver Jan Magnussen brought the new Z06 to the Nürburgring in Germany. Magnussen drove the Z06 to a time of 7:42. In their March 2007 comparison, Car and Driver selected the Corvette Z06 as the winner of their three-way comparison test of performance cars, with the Porsche 911 GT3 finishing second and the Lotus Exige S third.[9]
There wasn't. '01-'04 was the LS6. '06+ is the LS7.
$30k may seem like a lot, but that is a lot of car for $30k. Low-12s bone stock, 1g bone stock... it's probably in mint condition.
A clean Z-06 for sale in Lubbock Tx. It has 11,600 miles garage kept. They are my landloard the no. to call is (806)797-8000. I think it could be purchased for $30,000. I'm not a vette man but it did not sound bad to me .
Can you grab some pics of it for us.....I may have an itch...
Good to know Tiff, I have been looking at getting a Z06 for some time now. I have seen a lot of good deals going around on them lately. I really like this onehttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-...1%7C240%3A1318
that would be a sick rideGood to know Tiff, I have been looking at getting a Z06 for some time now. I have seen a lot of good deals going around on them lately. I really like this one
Make sure there isnt any flood damage in the vehicle history report
And that's a lot of car for $45k. You could probably get 'em down 2-3k off that. 4700 miles. wow.Good to know Tiff, I have been looking at getting a Z06 for some time now. I have seen a lot of good deals going around on them lately. I really like this one
A buddy asked me today if he should get a C5 or C6 for a toy. I said for a mod up track whore weekend rocket C5 z06, for a daily or leave it stocker toy C6 Z51. With a footnote that the 6.2 was a nice bump from the 6L...
c6 z51 is FUN - cooler weather = more power and less traction = more fun
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