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The Z06 is in the house!

We’re talking about this beautiful Red Mist 2024 Corvette Z06 Convertible that will be given away by the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association later this year. The exciting news is that PVGPA has taken delivery of this Grand Prize Z06 and we got the first pics of it out at Pitt Race.

The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that annually raises money for autistic and IDD charities, and they are offering the Red Mist Z06 Convertible as the Grand Prize of their annual fundraiser. In addition to the Corvette Z06 Convertible, the winner will also receive a check for $30,000 to pay the taxes. Helping a non-profit and maybe winning a Corvette is something you can feel pretty good about.

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The allocation for this Corvette Z06 was once again provided by North Star Chevrolet and the spec sheet had all the important options checked. It starts with a Z06 Convertible in Red Mist Metallic with a Carbon Flash top and nacelles. The option for the Z07 Performance Package is checked as are the Brembo Carbon Ceramic brakes. The Corvette’s curb appeal is enhanced with the addition of the Satin Graphite spider-design alloy wheels with the red stripe around the edge, while the calipers are painted in Edge Red.

Inside, you’ll find a Natural Napa leather 2LZ interior with GT2 Sport Seats, and it comes with all the creature comforts and the latest safety equipment. Of course, the car has the Performance Data Recorder should you want to record your own next level driving adventures, and the 14-speaker Bose Performance Series Sound System will surround you in an envelope of your favorite songs.


The real star of the Corvette Z06 is the bespoke naturally-aspirated 5.5L 670-hp LT6 V8 engine with the ability to rev to 8600 RPM thanks to its flat-plane crankshafts. Every LT6 engine is hand-assembled at the Performance Build Center inside the Bowling Green Assembly Plant where the Corvettes are made. On the street, the car can rocket from 0 to 60 mph in 2.6 seconds and the quarter mile in 131 mph. And of course, while you’re driving responsibly around town, you’ll have the glorious sound of the Z06’s unique quad-center exhaust that’s designed to provide plenty of aural feedback to the driver.


Pittsburgh International Race Complex or Pitt Race as it’s known was the first track to showcase the C8 Corvette Z06. The track was featured in the Z06’s cinematic reveal video and a year later, the Corvette Team hosted a number of journalists to the track for the first Ride N Drive in America’s newest supercar.

By donating to this charitable cause, you are helping the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association make a huge difference in the lives of individuals with autism and intellectual disabilities. The PVGPA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that stages a 10-Day Motorsport Festival complete with car shows, charity fundraisers, and two weekends of racing, one at Pitt Race and the second through the city streets of Schenley Park. Proceeds from the events and this fundraiser help people with autism and intellectual & developmental disabilities. Over $6 million in donations have been offered to charities by the PVGPA since its founding in 1983.


The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association offers the winner the choice of the 2024 Corvette Z06 with Z07 and $30,000, or you can select the $110,000 cash option. We don’t think anyone will be taking the cast prize after checking out these photos of the Grand Prize 2024 Corvette Z06 at Pitt Race. CorvetteBlogger readers get 30% Bonus Entries on ticket packages starting at $25. Get your tickets today!

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Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association

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