The Beast

Timothy Wayne, from Oklahoma is a retired Sergeant Major, U.S. Army. He was bitten by the "mod bug" and has developed an incurable case of Corvette fever. The subject and cause of this disease is what started out as a base 2005 white C6.  The only hint of performance came from the C6's Z51 package.



Tim's factory car had some niceties that included ;  Memory Package, Removable Transparent Roof, Heated 6-Way Power Adjustable Passenger & Driver Sport Bucket Seats, Electronic 4 Speed Automatic Transmission with Overdrive, Heads Up Display,  Z51 Performance Handling Package, Front-13.4x1.26 / 340x32 Crossed Drilled Brake Rotors and Rear-13.0x1 / 330x26 Crossed Drilled Brake Rotors.

In an effort to up the ante Tim  Tim installed an after market CAI, 80mm ported throttle body with spacer, 30lb fuel injectors, headers, stage 2 shift kit-transmission, a 3.15 ratio rear, a three inch flow master exhaust system, two inch drop suspension, mild cam and a custom tune.


The C6 was treated to a variety of wild exterior mods as well. These include an attention getting paint job in Lamborghini Murcielago lime pearl green.  Custom airbrushing of the hood, halo, rear hatch and rear end set off green paint theme.

A Corvette Z06 wide body kit, RK Sports twin turbo hood and spoiler, stingray window kit, black headlights, taillights and side markers complete the "Beast" look. A set of 360 forged custom rims with black carbon fiber centers give Tim's car some proper attitude. Painted brake calipers  and some under hood paint complete the look.



The 'Beast's" interior is treated to custom black and green color match embroidered leather. A custom center waterfall  and a 2011 Grand Sport steering wheel blend in very nicely.

An Alpine stereo head unit hook up to a Memphis 1000 amplifier with navigation and Blue tooth. A twelve inch MTX flat sub in a custom leather wrapped enclosure is a nice detail.  The interior also includes a Viper security system, Z06 speedometer gage cluster and custom interior paint.

Tim's future plans for the "Beast" include a very impressive wish list. He plans to install a Pro-Charger blower, and an array of black carbon fiber body and interior parts. Rome wasn't built in a day and the cost of that black plastic can get out of control. Hopefully Tim will share the continuing saga of his "Beast" with us upon its completion. 



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