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Mike Antonick
Softcover
160 pages
68 photos
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Corvette Black Book 1953-2015
$120.00
After engineers and designers left nothing untouched in the 2014 Corvette, the first model of the icon’s seventh generation, the big news for 2015 is the rebirth of the Z06 model. Supercharged with horsepower north of 600 and, for the first time in a modern Z06, a removable roof panel, it is the most track-capable Corvette in history. The 2015 Corvette Black Book summarizes the Z06”s features, covers 2015’s other new offerings, and wraps up 2014 production with interim changes and production counts for models, options and colors.
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| Weight | 0.24 kg |
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| Dimensions | 25.4 × 10.99 × 1.27 cm |
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