What does FRC mean?
 

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Fixed Roof Coupe, the 99-00 hard top models

i.e no targa top

FRC plans laid the groundwork for the return in 2001 of the Z06
 

From Wikipedia Chevrolet Corvette page:

"For its first year, the C5 was available only as a coupe, although the new platform was designed from the ground up to be a convertible, which returned in 1998, followed by the fixed-roof coupe (FRC) in 1999. One concept for the FRC was for it to be a stripped-down model with a possible V6 engine (nicknamed in-house as the "Billy Bob"). By 2000 FRC plans laid the groundwork for the return in 2001 of the Z06, an RPO option not seen since Zora's 1963 race-ready Corvette.[16]"

Pictures say a thousand words.

Here's a fixed roof coupe
http://media.motortopia.com/files/29...2df7/corbi.jpg

All C5 Z06s were fixed roof coupes. And all fixed roof coupes were Z06s (I think!) after 2001. Before 2001 a fixed roof coupe had the same engine as the base corvette. It has a trunk as opposed to a hatch.

Here's a regular coupe
http://www.rogerscorvette.com/spots/mar04/rside-600.jpg

It has a hatch as opposed to a trunk, and a targa top. I personally like the coupe body style better.

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:D

Fast Race Car???

In the parts for sale section you'll also see "FRC" used to mean "Fuel Rail Covers".
:cheers:

Nope,

Factory Race Car:rofl:

F*%king Really Cool.:cheers:

fuel rail cover lol