“The best of both worlds” is how the seller of this unique 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Coupe/1963 Corvette “split window” coupe replica conversion describes the car. Karl’s Kustom Corvettes transformed the 2006 Z06 donor car. The chassis, running gear, “A” pillars, windshield, side glass, doors, and approximately 50% of the donor car were retained. The result is a modern Z06 Corvette with the looks of a classic ’63 Corvette. The transformation was completed in 2012.
- An Edelbrock E-Force supercharger boosted the stock 505 hp 7.0-liter V8 to 657 hp.
- Borla “Attack” mufflers sound “awesome” in the seller’s opinion.
- A 6-speed manual transmission was retained from the donor Z06.
- Since the conversion only 3,683 miles have been accumulated.
- Crystal Red Sunglow Metallic is the name of the custom paint hue.
- Like real ’63 Corvettes the headlights are retractable.
- A rear view camera was installed.
- Window glass received a “limo” tint.
- A third brake light was frenched so as to be almost invisible, per the seller.
- Red and black rolled and pleated leather covers the bucket seats.
- Two-tone leather wraps the steering wheel.
- Tire size is 325/30ZR19 in back and 275/35ZR18 in front.
- Two large build/history 3-ring binders are available.
- A CARFAX report is included.
- Cold weather can impact the strength of the hood and hatch struts.
- There are two small paint chips where the hatch lid meets the body.
- A supercharged 7.0-liter Z06 V8 powers this custom 2006 Corvette.
- Horsepower was boosted to 657 hp via an Edelbrock supercharger.
- A 6-speed manual transmission handles the gear changes.
- No classic ’63 Corvettes were sacrificed to build this one-of-a-kind custom.
- Karl’s Kustom Corvettes built the car and designated it “KKC #006-Z06.”
- No expense was spared during the conversion/customization, per the seller.
The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean Arizona title in his name. This 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 coupe with a custom 1963 Corvette split window exterior is a unique custom Corvette that the seller believes offers the best of old and new Corvettes. The seller states emphatically that “no ’63 Corvettes were sacrificed to build this car and it isn’t a kit car.” He adds that the donor car wasn’t a wreck or salvage.