Someone finally did the obvious thing—took a C1 shell and dropped modern Corvette guts underneath without turning it into a widebody fantasy. LS power, hydraulic steering, climate control that works, and enough restraint to remember what made the original matter. This is what happens when a builder respects the source material instead of just chasing Instagram clout.

A 2001 Z06 that Prefix Corporation converted to droptop spec in June 2001—back when nobody was doing this. Black LS6 over black leather with an aero package and rollhoops that actually look period-correct. You're looking at one of maybe three people who understood the assignment before the C6 made it fashionable.