Z06 GT3R At Saturday’s Rolex 24 At Daytona

Saturday’s Rolex 24 At Daytona

The Pratt Miller Motorsports GT3R

The debut of the Pratt Miller Motorsports Corvette Z06 GT3R promises an impressive start, securing a spot within the top 10 in the highly competitive GT field for the IMSA Racing Weather Tech Sports Car Championship’s Rolex 24 At Daytona on Saturday.

During the Roar Before the 24 weekend, Antonio Garcia led the Corvette Racing effort for Pratt Millers in the No. 3, setting a noteworthy lap of 1:44.786 in the Corvette Z06 GT3.R during a red-flag-interrupted qualifying session. Teammate Tommy Milner in the No. 4 closely followed with a time of 1:45.215. The intensity of the class was evident as the first 10 GTDPRO cars were within a second in qualifying, showcasing the depth of competition.

The Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation is going old-school with their newest grand prize that you can win – a 1959 Corvette Restomod. This 1959 Corvette restomod is part of Lance Miller’s collection and it has an SRIII tube frame chassis with an 400-hp LS1 V8 powering the roadster. Inside the car is a beautifully-appointed interior with tan leather seats and dash while the instrument cluster is painted in matching Orange Metallic. Join the fight against Amyloidosis by making a donation to the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation and you can win this classic C1 restomod.

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At Auction

Ends on Tuesday, January 30 at 1:46pm PST

Tuxedo Black w/White Interior, L84 327/375hp Fuel Injected Big Tank.

This amazing “Tanker” was completely restored around ’12. Very little was known at the time about the car, so AutoAncestry.com was brought in to do a search for all previous owners and information on the car. The N.C.R.S. Shipping Data Report was also ordered and found that the car had been built on May 19, 1964, and delivered to Guaranty Chevrolet in San Diego, California. Search results showed it was ordered by a gentleman in the Navy, who must have had some racing in mind. The car is equipped with not only the N03, 36.5-gallon gas tank option, but also transistor ignition (offered for the first time in 1964), the L84 fuel injected engine, J56 vented metallic racing brakes, F40 suspension, and quick take off wheels. In other words, all the 1963 Z06 package options. The color combo of Tuxedo Black exterior with a White leather interior and Black carpets is also quite unique and very rare.

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Ends Tomorrow Friday, January 26 at 12:57pm PST

Very nice L79 With Rare Tuxedo Interior!

Red w/White Interior, L79 327/350hp, 4-Speed.

The very sharp ’67 featured here is a car that we sold the previous owner almost 30 years ago! When he purchased it, the car was painted in its original Sunfire Yellow color with Tuxedo (White/Black) interior and White soft top. But the decision was made back then to paint it Rally Red and replace the White interior and top with Black. When we re-purchased the car, we decided to leave the car Red, but put the interior and top back to its factory colors. So, that’s what we did! It now has a brand-new Tuxedo interior and White soft top! And we have to say, it looks fantastic!

Under the hood is a matching #’s L79 327/350hp small block, backed up with an M20 close ratio 4-speed manual transmission. Other options include, AM/FM radio, side exhaust, and aluminum Bolt-on wheels wrapped in red line bias ply rubber. The car has just been serviced and is ready to go!

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Coming Soon

Restored and N.C.R.S. Top Flight Award Winner!

Honduras Maroon w/Black Interior, 327/360hp Fuel Injected, 4-Speed
This ’62 has been beautifully restored and is an N.C.R.S. Top Flight Award winner! It’s part of the estate sale of Mr. John J. He was a knowledgeable N.C.R.S. member and G.M. executive who will be missed by all of his family and friends.