You may have heard about the LS6 Chevelle SS454 of 1970, a muscle car so powerful that it became a holy grail of the collector-car hobby. Did you know that Chevrolet produced a very limited number of LS6 Corvettes the following year and they are so rare that many people have never heard of them?
Fifty years ago, Corvette Chief Engineer Zora Arkus Duntov battled Chevrolet to bring two brutal big-block behemoths to the Corvette line-up. Faced with significant pushback from America's insurance industry, the muscle-car era was quickly coming to a screeching halt. But Duntov was able to sneak one last super-performance engine through to production - the 425hp LS6 big-block. Priced at over $1,220 when the second highest 454ci engine was only $150, the LS6 V-8 was more than pricey, it was mighty. Car and Driver magazine said, "It's Duntov's favorite engine and he's tortured because few customers can afford it."
Only 188 LS6 Corvettes were produced. Today, just like the LS6 Chevelles, they are the holy grails of collectible Chevrolets.
Dream Giveaway wants you to put one of these ultra-rare 1971 LS6 Corvettes in your garage. Click here to enter to win.
What better prize could there possibly be for the Classic Corvette Dream Giveaway then this pavement-pounding LS6 Corvette? Bathed in War Bonnet Yellow paint and awarded an NCRS Top Flight Award, this turn-key classic Corvette can be yours. The title. The keys. The Corvette. All yours.
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This rare collector-grade C3 Corvette comes nicely optioned with power windows, AM/FM radio and tilt/telescoping wheel. Its ownership history since Day 1 is verified as is its numbers-matching 454/425hp big-block engine. Oh, and this is important, it was born with a Muncie M21 close-ratio four-speed transmission.
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Dream Giveaway will also pay the $42,000 in prize taxes to keep you on Uncle Sam's good side.