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Old 01-13-2014, 02:52 PM
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Default C7.R Walkaround Video from Chevrolet
Brief 2-1/2 minute video released by GM/Chevrolet:

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Can you actually buy one from GM?
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Can you actually buy one from GM?
I am sure if you show Pratt&Miller a boat of $ they can surely accommodate you I think?
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Originally Posted by CDNZR
I am sure if you show Pratt&Miller a boat of $ they can surely accommodate you I think?
When Corvette Racing transitioned from GT1 to GT2, I recall seeing a GT1 car for sale for $625k on the (I think) Pratt & Miller website. I don't recall if it went to a collector or to an overseas team. Don't forget, several of the cars have wound up in Europe or Asia to run in various GT series over there.
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I wonder why the C7.R does not use the rear fender intakes like the C7 and the C6.R do.
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Maybe since they're in the new racing series the rear scoops/intakes are prohibited
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Originally Posted by Speednet
I wonder why the C7.R does not use the rear fender intakes like the C7 and the C6.R do.
My guess would be to have max airflow over the rear wing...?
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