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Thread: FRC History
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Old 12-08-2003, 09:30 AM   #9 (permalink)
FlyNavy
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Originally posted by FirstGear
It would be interesting to have an insiders viewpoint of why the Z06 was birthed on the FRC body rather than the coupe or the convertible simply by making the Z06 features options that they could have charged an arm and a leg for...after all...it is a Corvette isn't!
The FRC is the lightest and stiffest body style. It was the obvious choice for the highest performance Vette. GM even did some other little weight saving things like leaving out the auto antenna and going to titanium exhaust. They probably could have saved even more weight, but it would have required a lot of re-engineering (and lots of $$).
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