Chevrolet Corvette For Sale In Houston

The Z06 was first made its appearance in 1963 where very limited Z06 were produced. Making a strong return in 2001 the C5 Corvettes were one of the first production cars to break under 8 minutes at Germanys famous racing track Nrburgring. The Z06 is a much desired package on a Corvette since they mainly focus on performance of the vehicle rather than astatic. This Z06 is sporting a sleek black paint that has been equipped with a carbon fiber hood. The car has been kept to its original set up leaving an open canvas to the next owner of this beauty. The car boasts a LS1 5. 7 V8 and is paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. Enjoy the convenience of air conditioning, ensuring a pleasant cabin environment no matter the weather. The aluminum wheels...

With its bold red exterior and sleek black vinyl interior, this beauty truly stands out. It's not just about looks, though. This Corvette is powered by a potent 327 CID V8 engine, which, although we couldn't get our camera in tight enough to show the block stamping pad, shows '7100856' as the first 7 characters stamped thereon. the car's VIN also ends with 100856 in case you're wondering. The 327 is backed by a 4-Speed manual transmission, offering a dynamic and engaging driving experience. The ignition on the 327 has been upgraded to an HEI setup for more consistent spark, and the 4-speed is augmented by a Hurst shifter. This '67 Corvette is equipped with a host of features designed to enhance your driving experience. Aluminum wheels not only add to the aesthetic appeal of the vehicle but also contribute to its performance by reducing unsprung weight and providing better heat dissipation. The car is fitted with radial tires, known for their durability and ability to provide a smoother ride and...

Being one of the most desired year of Corvettes to ever be produced, the gem drives and shows why you must have it. This convertible is one that will certainly catch eyes, thanks to the unique hood that the '63 vette only offered. This beauty is sitting a a set a white wall tires that match the ice white paint job which all seamlessly pair with the tan vinyl interior. Lift up the hood and be treated to the 327 CID V8 engine which is paired to a Muncie 4-speed manual transmission, giving you an authentic vintage driving experience like no other! When looking close at the engine block one can read that the block reads '13349' stamped on it. The Corvette has been upgraded to power brakes along with power steering. The real treat is the...

This timeless classic is sporting a striking black paint job, making heads turn where ever you pull up. This beautiful ride has a elegant tan interior which is paired with the original gauge cluster, transporting you back to 1965. Under the hood sits a 327 CID engine which help drive a 4-speed manual transmission. While banging through the gears enjoy your favorite tunes thanks to the original AM/FM radio. Throw back the the sleek black convertible top and enjoy the wind rushing through your hair. The headlamps...

This heart-stopper is powered by a monster 502 CID V8, which has been upgraded with a Holley Sniper EFI (electronic fuel injection) system. Backing the wicked 502 is a performance-built GM TH400 3-speed automatic transmission. Twist the key, and the big 502 fires to life, shoving the spent hydrocarbons out the coated long tube headers into its side pipe exhaust with a nasty bark. Once it settles into its lopey idle and its pilot takes control of things, the view over the top of that hood becomes so intoxicating that one may not be able stop driving it until it's time to fill the tank. And, on really nice days, take the T-Tops off and enjoy the open air as you cruise around to constant 'thumbs-up' from other drivers. While you're out and about, you'll appreciate the improved handling provided by the new bushings all around, and the stopping power of its 4-wheel disc brakes. This '69 Corvette rides on a set of Cooper Cobra radials (P235/60R15 up front, P295/50R15's out back) on its Rallye Wheels, so it certainly rides better than it did when it was new and sported...