FS: '06 C6 Z06, I want a C8!!! This is your perfect Z06
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'06 C6 Z06, I want a C8!!! This is your perfect Z06
Hoping to get into a C8 by late 2020, so need to start saving by selling my Z. Title is clear and in hand. No accidents, I have the CarFax from when I bought it, and I haven't had any issues since buying it. This is my only car and I daily drive it, so everything that has been done to it has been for comfort and reliability (with minor cosmetic changes as well).
Now, onto the car....
2006 Corvette Z06
Color: Silver
Miles: 56,600 (this will go up as this is my daily driver)
Title: Clear and in hand
Carfax: Clean, no accidents (I have a copy)
As stated, this car is my daily driver, and I've added about 7,000 miles since I bought it, but that includes me driving it from Colorado to California(~1200 miles), round trip to Seattle and back (~1800 miles) and round trip to Arizona and back (~800 miles).
Details regarding the car.
Factory Options:
Heads up display
Heated seats
Dual climate control
Satellite Navigation
Modifications:
Lowered on stock bolts (bushings cut)
Mild to wild switch built into console
Muffler mod (3" straight pipe welded inside muffler)
Aux Jack hookup
ZR1 style ABS splitter
60th Anniversary Satin Black Cup wheels
Black Z06 badges
Tinted Windows (Rear and side)
Lloyd's Mats front and rear
Skip Shift Eliminator
MGW Shifter
Superwrap Ithaca green wheels (completely removable upon request)
Maintenance:
New tires (fronts have 4,000 miles, rears have 1,000 miles)
New shocks (front and rear ~about 5,000 miles)
New springs (front and rear ~about 5,000 miles)
New brake pads (front and rear ~about 5,000 miles)
New Moog sway bar end links (front and rear ~about 1,000 miles)
New turn signal bulbs
New alternator (previous owner ~about 7,000 miles)
Seats re-padded with new foam (previous owner)
New motor mounts (~about 6,000 miles)
American Heritage Performance (AHP) Package 4 head fix: (~about 6,000 miles)
- 16 Powdered Metal Hardened Valve Guides
- 8 Ferrea F2042p hollow Stainless Steel Exhaust Valves
- 8 Treated stock Titanium Intake Valves
- Bead blast entire heads
- Performance Valve Job
- Minimum resurfacing of heads
- New Viton valve seals
- 16 New LS7 Valve Springs
- ARP LS7 head bolts
- MLS LS7 head gaskets
- GM MLS LS7 manifold gaskets
- NGK TR6gp Platinum spark plugs
- AC Delco Red performance spark plug wires
Clutch fluid changed every 1,000 miles - ranger method (just had it fully flushed by dealer about 200 miles ago)
Oil changed about 1,000 miles ago
This car is literally a daily driver dream as it has all new suspension, new tires, new brakes and addressed heads by AHP.
Defects
Driver side visor mirror fell out.
Scrape on the underside passenger side rocker panel.
H-pipe vibrates on tunnel plate (this was a common issue on early C6's. Its not really noticeable, as it just makes the exhaust sound raspy. I wrapped the portion that is rubbing with fiberglass header wrap to tone down any vibrations or noise.
- These are some threads related to it. I was going to replace the H-Pipe or go full headers, but haven't gotten around to it. That would eliminate the vibration altogether.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...nel-plate.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...nel-plate.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...e-dilemma.html
Some minor spider webbing in paint on lower front left fascia. Probably from one of the previous owners taking a steep incline.
Minor crack on rear hatch.
Minor paint chips throughout from age and driving. (same with the black wheels)
Driver side seat has a small wear spot.
Some minor paint scuffs from the ZR1 spoiler the previous owner had installed. I removed the spoiler, but never had the blemishes polished out. They look to be in the clear coat only.
Price:
$31,000
The only trade I will possibly consider is a 2016-2019 Chevrolet Volt with cash on your end.
I have only added generic photos of the car. I expect you to come view and test drive this car in person. I am telling you everything about this car with absolute full disclosure so you know what you're getting. If you do have specific questions, please ask, and I will happily answer them with 100% honesty.
I live in Manhattan Beach, but work in Los Angeles. I will show the car in Los Angeles (closer to Culver City) if you want to come see it. You are responsible for pickup or shipping. I accept certified bank checks or cash ONLY.
As it sits now with temporary wrap on wheels.
Prior to the wrap.
Classic exit point wear mark for those that fall out of their Corvette gracefully.
Bottom right corner, you can see the spider webbing I referred to.
Minor webbing on rear deck.
Spoiler blemishes from previous ZR1 spoiler installation. Looks to be in clear coat only.
Now, onto the car....
2006 Corvette Z06
Color: Silver
Miles: 56,600 (this will go up as this is my daily driver)
Title: Clear and in hand
Carfax: Clean, no accidents (I have a copy)
As stated, this car is my daily driver, and I've added about 7,000 miles since I bought it, but that includes me driving it from Colorado to California(~1200 miles), round trip to Seattle and back (~1800 miles) and round trip to Arizona and back (~800 miles).
Details regarding the car.
Factory Options:
Heads up display
Heated seats
Dual climate control
Satellite Navigation
Modifications:
Lowered on stock bolts (bushings cut)
Mild to wild switch built into console
Muffler mod (3" straight pipe welded inside muffler)
Aux Jack hookup
ZR1 style ABS splitter
60th Anniversary Satin Black Cup wheels
Black Z06 badges
Tinted Windows (Rear and side)
Lloyd's Mats front and rear
Skip Shift Eliminator
MGW Shifter
Superwrap Ithaca green wheels (completely removable upon request)
Maintenance:
New tires (fronts have 4,000 miles, rears have 1,000 miles)
New shocks (front and rear ~about 5,000 miles)
New springs (front and rear ~about 5,000 miles)
New brake pads (front and rear ~about 5,000 miles)
New Moog sway bar end links (front and rear ~about 1,000 miles)
New turn signal bulbs
New alternator (previous owner ~about 7,000 miles)
Seats re-padded with new foam (previous owner)
New motor mounts (~about 6,000 miles)
American Heritage Performance (AHP) Package 4 head fix: (~about 6,000 miles)
- 16 Powdered Metal Hardened Valve Guides
- 8 Ferrea F2042p hollow Stainless Steel Exhaust Valves
- 8 Treated stock Titanium Intake Valves
- Bead blast entire heads
- Performance Valve Job
- Minimum resurfacing of heads
- New Viton valve seals
- 16 New LS7 Valve Springs
- ARP LS7 head bolts
- MLS LS7 head gaskets
- GM MLS LS7 manifold gaskets
- NGK TR6gp Platinum spark plugs
- AC Delco Red performance spark plug wires
Clutch fluid changed every 1,000 miles - ranger method (just had it fully flushed by dealer about 200 miles ago)
Oil changed about 1,000 miles ago
This car is literally a daily driver dream as it has all new suspension, new tires, new brakes and addressed heads by AHP.
Defects
Driver side visor mirror fell out.
Scrape on the underside passenger side rocker panel.
H-pipe vibrates on tunnel plate (this was a common issue on early C6's. Its not really noticeable, as it just makes the exhaust sound raspy. I wrapped the portion that is rubbing with fiberglass header wrap to tone down any vibrations or noise.
- These are some threads related to it. I was going to replace the H-Pipe or go full headers, but haven't gotten around to it. That would eliminate the vibration altogether.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...nel-plate.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...nel-plate.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...e-dilemma.html
Some minor spider webbing in paint on lower front left fascia. Probably from one of the previous owners taking a steep incline.
Minor crack on rear hatch.
Minor paint chips throughout from age and driving. (same with the black wheels)
Driver side seat has a small wear spot.
Some minor paint scuffs from the ZR1 spoiler the previous owner had installed. I removed the spoiler, but never had the blemishes polished out. They look to be in the clear coat only.
Price:
$31,000
The only trade I will possibly consider is a 2016-2019 Chevrolet Volt with cash on your end.
I have only added generic photos of the car. I expect you to come view and test drive this car in person. I am telling you everything about this car with absolute full disclosure so you know what you're getting. If you do have specific questions, please ask, and I will happily answer them with 100% honesty.
I live in Manhattan Beach, but work in Los Angeles. I will show the car in Los Angeles (closer to Culver City) if you want to come see it. You are responsible for pickup or shipping. I accept certified bank checks or cash ONLY.
As it sits now with temporary wrap on wheels.
Prior to the wrap.
Classic exit point wear mark for those that fall out of their Corvette gracefully.
Bottom right corner, you can see the spider webbing I referred to.
Minor webbing on rear deck.
Spoiler blemishes from previous ZR1 spoiler installation. Looks to be in clear coat only.
Last edited by DRM87; 10-05-2019 at 02:19 PM.
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Interesting sales pitch....
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Don't get me wrong, I still really like the C8, it is an incredible car at an exceptional value with what appears to be very high quality materials. But looking at it next to a wide body C7, the flared fenders of the C7 just looked more aggressive and had a better stance in my opinion.
I've never really had a chance to see the C7 up close in person until the other day when I saw the c8. So seeing them both, I think it will take a wide body C8 to sway me. And since it will be a while until we see a wide body C8 (if at all), I might make the jump to a C7 Z06 since prices are beginning to come down now.
I've never really had a chance to see the C7 up close in person until the other day when I saw the c8. So seeing them both, I think it will take a wide body C8 to sway me. And since it will be a while until we see a wide body C8 (if at all), I might make the jump to a C7 Z06 since prices are beginning to come down now.
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Don't get me wrong, I still really like the C8, it is an incredible car at an exceptional value with what appears to be very high quality materials. But looking at it next to a wide body C7, the flared fenders of the C7 just looked more aggressive and had a better stance in my opinion.
I've never really had a chance to see the C7 up close in person until the other day when I saw the c8. So seeing them both, I think it will take a wide body C8 to sway me. And since it will be a while until we see a wide body C8 (if at all), I might make the jump to a C7 Z06 since prices are beginning to come down now.
I've never really had a chance to see the C7 up close in person until the other day when I saw the c8. So seeing them both, I think it will take a wide body C8 to sway me. And since it will be a while until we see a wide body C8 (if at all), I might make the jump to a C7 Z06 since prices are beginning to come down now.
Thanks for the reply. Enjoyed your sale ad by the way.
im thinking c8 widebody likely second year
good luck with whatever you choose
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Bump, went ahead and had a little fun with the wheels. Wrapped them in Ithaca Green. Completely removable for those that may be wondering.
(Stills taken from a video)
(Stills taken from a video)
Last edited by DRM87; 08-19-2019 at 06:47 PM.
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Just another bump. Just had the clutch fluid flushed and replaced by the dealership. (NOT THE RANGER METHOD), Full fluid exchange. Also, roof panel was replaced under recall. Paint matches perfect and the cabin is super quiet.
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