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From: Tiverton Rhode Island
It's certainly would be a head turner. But take a look at the Supervettes thread in the C6 general forum section. Estimated pricing for the conversion is $59,000.....I think this would be rather expensive for most of the people on this forum.
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From: Windermere FL
Gosh, if I could afford a $59K conversion plus the cost of a base vette, I would just go for a ZR1 instead. I'd rather have the go fast goodies than the looks. I guess there might be small number of people that could do this to a ZR1 but I cannot see many of these being sold.
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Gosh, if I could afford a $59K conversion plus the cost of a base vette, I would just go for a ZR1 instead. I'd rather have the go fast goodies than the looks. I guess there might be small number of people that could do this to a ZR1 but I cannot see many of these being sold.Corvette Stories
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