Buy this short-lived Corvette GTP, add bodywork later.
Before Corvette Racing and the modern Cadillac GTP program, General Motors decided to take a shot at factory sports car racing with a factory Corvette-branded GTP program run by NASCAR team Hendrick Motorsports. Some of those cars remain in the wild, and they occasionally come up for private sale as unique relics of racing history. This one is even more unique, presented for sale without any bodywork at all.
The cars represented the C4 Corvette, but the engine is actually a turbocharged V-6. Initially, the chassis assigned to Lee Racing was given a V-8 while Hendrick ran the V-6 car. Seven cars were built in total, with five cars designed for the V-6 that landed in this particular chassis.As for the bodywork, it appears that the current owner is storing it in their garage.
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