Here we have this insane looking 2019 Corvette Stingray. This car was born as a manual transmission 1LT car, but has had many non-drivetrain upgrades to make it look like anything but a base model.

I repeat the drivetrain is unaltered.

We'll start the conversation with the exterior. The car has had over $7k worth of paint work done. That was a thorough paint correction, paint protection film that covers about 50% of the car (high impact areas / commuter pack), as well as being ceramic coated - EVEN the wheels and brake calipers.

As you look at the car you'll see many tasteful mods from companies like Extreme Online Store, ACS Composite and C7 Carbon.
- Front Splitter - C7 Carbon (also covered in ppf)
- Full length side skirts - C7 Carbon (also covered in ppf)
- Splash Guards - ACS Composite
- Z06 Style upper quarter vent panels - ACS Composite
- Rear fascia extensions - ACS Composite
- Z06 Style Grill - Extreme Online Store
- Stage 2 Z06 style spoiler - Extreme Online Store
- Rear Diffuser Fins - Extreme Online Store
- Ductwork for Z06 style grill and rear cooling intakes added for functionality - GM part numbers

The car also sports a carbon flash "stinger stripe" on the hood just behind the hood vent, as well as 15% ceramic window tint. All of this adds to a very sleek, stealthy look.

The interior continues to wow and inspire with some eye catching additions. I found the 1LT interior was lacking, so I decided to spruce it up.
- Adrenaline Red Console lid - Underside signed by none other than Tadge Juechter, the recently retired Executive Chief Engineer of the Corvette Team - GM Part number
- Adrenaline Red Console Extension - GM part number
- Visible Carbon Fiber Dash Plate - GM Part number
- Visible Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel insert - GM Part number
- Red "Rev Match" paddles

Topping off the list of mods is the AWE Touring Exhaust with black tips. The car came with the NPP exhaust. (I still have it, and you're welcome to it if you purchase the car) The AWE exhaust was a huge addition though, making the car sound like it should!

Car has "All Season" Michelin Pilot Sport run-flat tires on it. These tires were purchased in 2022 and still have lots of tread left.

This is a non Z51 car, but Z51 sway bars were added shortly after purchase to stiffen up spirited driving in curves.

This vehicle has a powertrain warranty that was purchased in February of this year that is good for 4 years or 60,000 miles. I double checked and it is transferrable to a new owner.

I'm starting with an asking price of $53,000 for the car as is. If you're not into all the extra parts, we can discuss removing them and returning the car closer to stock for a lower price that would be negotiated between us.

If you have any questions about the car please feel free to ask.