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2006 Corvette Z06 In Incredible Condition, One Owner, All Records! on 2040-cars

US $37,500.00
Year:2006 Mileage:59789
Location:

Oceanside, California, United States

Oceanside, California, United States
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For Sale - One Owner 2006 Corvette Z06 in beautiful GM Machine Silver, paint is amazing with tons of shine and depth in clear, always garaged owned by a Corvette enthusiast. Black Halo done by SD Auto Wraps, looks great, protects paint and is removable.

Flawless Black leather interior no rips or wear marks with the 2LZ equipment group - The famous 2006 7.0 427 505HP engine runs perfectly coupled with the factory short throw 6spd manual transmission is just a blast to drive. Un-molested, adult owned with zero internal engine mods, installed a X-pipe 440 Flowmaster Exhaust that sounds terrific dialed in perfectly without that pesky drone.

This car currently has 59789 miles however I will be driving on weekends until it sells, comes with complete documentation from day one, ordered through Bob Stall Chevrolet in early 2005, took delivery in November 2005, this Z06 even comes with the original Bowling Green GM plant build sheet, original sticker from Bob Stall which includeds all the special packages from the dealer and Chevrolet, even included GM Factory order confirmation sheet and of course complete maintanence docs, recent Mobile 1 oil change performed at Bob Stall (oil life at 98%) Front and rear brakes done at 53k miles (records included)

Newly installed on 3/25/2014 - West Coast Corvette GM ZR1 Spider wheels in gloss black wrapped in NITTO INVO Tires on all 4 corners, 275/35ZR-18 99W XL B in front and 325/30R19XL 105Y in rear comes with full transferable warranties for all 4. I have the stock polished alum wheels in boxes that could go with car if new owner wants them.

The Z06 comes with factory carbon fiber fenders which creates a real lite yet mean machine. Comes fully loaded with all the options (2LZ), pwr windows, doors locks, dual zone climate control, HUD, navigation and much much more (see pic of window sticker)

If you looking to get into one of the greatest Z06's made to date below book value, perfectly maintained and fully documented for piece of mind.. this is your chance to own a fantastic Corvette Z06.

Clean CA title in hand, current CA reg and smog, perfectly clean carfax (will provide info). This Z06 is ready for its next owner to enjoy for a long time - thank you


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