Highlights

Vendor notes recent mechanical refurbishment including new clutch, flywheel and radiator
Matching serial numbers noted
Valid French Contrôle Technique until August 2027, we are told
Garage-stored under a cover

The Appeal

The C6 Corvette Z51 Convertible paired a 6.0-litre LS2 V8 with uprated suspension, larger brakes and performance-oriented gearing, a combination that made it one of the most capable open-top American sports cars of its era. Fitted here with the six-speed manual gearbox rather than the automatic alternative, it offers a more engaging driving experience, and the Z51 package ensures the chassis keeps pace with the engine's considerable output.

This example, finished in black over a beige leather interior, has been in the hands of enthusiasts and presents well throughout. Mechanically, the car has benefited from significant recent investment, supported by invoices from a specialist in Montpellier. Imported from Italy in 2016 and subsequently registered in France with a standard Carte Grise, it represents a well-sorted example of an increasingly sought-after American convertible.

Key Information

Mileage: 95,478 km indicated
Country of registration: France (imported from Italy in 2016, registered with a standard Carte Grise)
Technical inspection status: Contrôle Technique valid until August 2027, we are told
Technical specs: 6.0-litre LS2 V8 producing 400hp and 400lb-ft of torque, six-speed manual gearbox
Paperwork: registration document and service invoices available from the French registration period onward
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The Detail

New clutch, hydraulic release bearing, flywheel, radiator, spark plugs, ignition leads, coils, damper pulley, crankshaft oil seal and GM-recommended steering lock bypass fitted
Coolant and and brake fluid recently changed
Paintwork reportedly treated with a ceramic coating
19-inch five-spoke alloy wheels
Quad-exit exhaust
Bose audio system
Heated front seats
Central infotainment system with navigation
Switchable traction control
Corvette-branded floor mats
The vendor states the soft top is in very good condition, fully functional and weatherproof
The vendor reports no impact damage or signs of previous repairs on the bodywork
The vendor states all lights are in very good order
The vendor describes the beige leather seats as being in very good condition with no cracking or discolouration
The vendor states interior trim is free of defects
The vendor describes the car as easy to drive with a firm gearbox and good ride comfort
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