1bad2k

I like how he specifically on the ad states: "A removable hard top Z06. It is not a clone, it is a true 2002 Corvette Z06 that has been customized with a removable hardtop."

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false
I ran across that one on my hunt for a Z.

ZEE-OH-6

It's a coupe - what a bunch of LIARS

Z06seal

I was just gonna say... it's an effin coupe!

James92

man, it's not even a faked FRC!

imavettegirl

what ever it is, the price is about $10,000+ too much.

wildwall

The vin # is that of a frc. The sixth digit is for the body style. It is a 1, and that's a frc, which in 2002 was only a zo6. Strange! maybe it was damaged and rebuilt as a coupe?

KCvetteowner

The VIN # is a Z06...

1G1YY12S725106900

rstmeredZ

Yes, that's correct. Car has a VIN number belonging to a Z06

1bad2k

Can someone say vin swap? lol. Im surprised its not from bell gardens, CA.

rstmeredZ

During my search, I found a targa conversion Z06, and a convertible conversion Z06. Both documented. They were the real thing, from reputable shops. The targa was a Caravaggio, can't remember the conv., though, but it was no fake. Both cars have been displayed on this site

wildwall

Love the mudflaps! But seriously- anyone know who makes those seats?

OH3Z

I dunno... If you could pin down the shop (if it was a shop) that did the conversion and make sure it was legit, that's a pretty sweet package. Fully decked out Apsis interior too if the steering wheel is any indication. Course you gotta REALLY like blue, but if that's your thing then that's pretty friggin cool.

zeevette

I'm very curious about this car's lineage, but it almost has to be a wrecked rebuild. Has alot of expensive mods, and low miles, which could be BS. Anyway, it's a gamble, but interesting.

03SlowZ06

I have seen both a Targa and a Vert conversion done. The targa retained the FRC rear glass and had the Coupe trim front section grafted to the old FRC aft trim.

winters97gt

I'd bet somebody hacked up a Z just like they do to make them verts.

It would be very interesting to look at the details in person of this car.

03SlowZ06

Its not "Hacked" if you do it correctly it is modified.

winters97gt

To each, his own

wildwall

It's not my thing either, but the transition looks to be very skillfully performed.

Toque

I agree from the above... Its not a Z06 of course.

I'm thinking VIN swap or a mistake in the VIN they input into the add.

http://www.corvette-web-central.com/...INdecoder.html

VIN NUMBER 1G1YY12S725106900

1 - Made in USA
G - GM
1 - Chevrolet
Y - Y Body Series
Y - Additional info
1 - Body Style (2 door coupe)
2 - Restraint system
S - Engine LS6
7 - Check digit
2 - 2002 model
5 - Bowling Green Assy plant
106900 - Production sequence.


1 Country the car was manufactured in 1 = USA
2 Corporation that built the car G = GM
3 Make of the car 1 = Chevrolet
4 Car line or series Y = Y-body series
5 Additional information about the Vette Usually a Y but a Z = ZR1
6 Body style 1 = two door coupe 3 = convertible
7 Restraint system 3 = late model seat belts warning and air bags
8 Engine type 8 = L98, P = LT1, J = ZR1, 5 = LT4, G=LS1, S=LS6, U=LS2, E=LS7, W=LS3, R=LS9
9 Randomly generated check digit 0 - 9 Security Code
10 Model year GM decided to give the car B = 1981, C = 1982,
D = 1983, E = 1984, F = 1985, G = 1986,
H = 1987, J = 1988, K = 1989, L = 1990,
M = 1991, N = 1992 P = 1993, R = 1994,
S = 1995, T = 1996, V = 1997, W = 1998,
X = 1999, Y = 2000, 1 = 2001, 2 = 2002,
3 = 2003, 4 = 2004 5 = 2005, 6 = 2006,
7 = 2007, 8 = 2008, 9= 2009
11 Assembly plant or location 5 = Bowling Green
12 to 17 Production sequence number 100000-1????? Example: 800001 = ZR1

Toque