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When it was introduced, the 2006 Z06 was the fastest, most technologically advanced production model in Corvette's 53-year history, and even now the 2006 Corvette Z06 still offers an amazing level of capability and technology, making it one of the top performance values on the market. With an exterior design incorporating aerodynamic features that were co-developed with the LeMans winning C6. R race car, the '06 Z06 has a visual attitude that always looks ready to demonstrate Corvette's winning attitude to any challenger around the globe. This '06 Corvette Z06 is powered by its fuel-injected 7. 0L LS7 (427 cubic inch) V8 engine, which has recently been treated to the cure to the valvetrain issues that plagued most LS7 mills, so now this bullet is ready to be fired repeatedly. Thanks to the team at Serious HP ('SHP') in Houston, this bad boy is now sporting a SHP Cam Package STAGE4 (Custom for Mast Black Label Heads), which features SHP custom-grind Camshaft with Springs, Timing Gear, Seals, Gaskets, Chromoly Pushrods, NGK Spark Plugs, Mast Motorsports LS7 305 Black Label assembled heads with Solid Stainless Intake Valves, Solid Stainless Exhaust Valves, Premium Dual Spring Kit, Rocker Stands for GM Rocker Arms, LS3...

This first year of the second generation of Corvette had many new features including rotating hideaway headlights and an all new chassis featuring independent rear suspension with a single transverse leaf spring. This particular Vette is decked out in Daytona Blue paint with black vinyl interior. It's powered by a 327 CID V8 and a Powerglide automatic transmission, so it is a blast going down the road. It had a frame on restoration completed in 2005, and since then has had a new carburetor, new electronic ignition, new radiator, new battery and battery cables, the front brake cylinders...

This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette has had the same owner for 30 years and was garage kept. This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray was restored in 2007 and features new Rally Red paint. Rolling on new Cragar SS wheels and BF Goodrich tires, this 1967 Corvette Stingray is sure to turn heads. This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray is powered by the original 327 CI V8 which was rated at 300 horse power. The engine puts the power to the ground thru a Powerglide 2 speed automatic transmission. This...

This numbers matching 63 Stingray is sure to impress. The 1963 Corvette Stingray not only had a new design, but also newfound handling prowess. The Stingray was also a somewhat lighter Corvette, so acceleration improved despite unchanged horsepower. 21,513 units would be built for the 1963 model year, which was up 50 percent from the record-setting 1962 version. Production was divided almost evenly between the convertible and the new coupe - 10,919 and 10,594, respectively - and more than half the convertibles were ordered with the optional lift-off hardtop.

This is a body off and frame off restoration in 2007. This car has a new frame on it - as 63's had bad frames. This Stingray is a great driver and fast at the punch. The engine and drivetrain have been completely rebuilt. This 1963 Stingray features the following options and new parts: AM/FM radio, cassette, power windows, seat belts, leather...

After barely surviving the 80\'s with overweight and underpowered cars Chevrolet was looking for a breath of fresh air in there supercar lineup and oh boy did they find it. The ZR1 was introduced in 1990 as what was supposed to be an economical way to race Porsches and Ferraris. They got the racing part right but fell short on the economical part. The ZR1 pretty much doubled the price of the Corvette adding an astounding $32633 to the sticker while some dealers were actually getting closer to $50000 for the option. The ZR1 option gave the Corvette 375 horsepower from the newly designed all aluminum twin overhead cam LT5. This motor was designed by the Lotus CORP and was actually built by the Mercury Marine Company in Stillwater Oklahoma. Final assembly of all ZR1S was taken care of as usual at the Bowling Green KY plant. In total there were only 6939 ZR1 corvettes ever made with only 502 being made in 92 with this one being number...