TheVallara Bodykit Hides A C6 Corvette

by AutoExpert   |  23 March, 2021

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The A C6 Corvette finally found its perfect suit. An $18,000 Valarra bodykit meant to improve its stunning appearance and make this 'lady in red' a gem on the streets. And it looks like a supercar that was built from a concept and brought to us after a perfect assembly. Well, think again.

The builder of this magnificent bodykit is the bearing the company's name, Valarra, and is the product of almost 18 months of teamwork. Now we're lucky enough to see it for the first time at a pre-meet for the TX2K21event in Texas. The supercar was a total blast for the attendees.

Per general, usually, a C6 Corvette that embraces any bodykit gets design modification to its front and rear bumpers, unique side skirts, and of course, flared arches. Valarra, under the guidance of Mathew Mcentegart of Mattao, takes the bodykit concept to a whole new level. They virtually replaced every Corvette's panel leaving as it was only the supercar's roof. 

On the front, there are unique headlights, a visually larger grille, sharp surfaces, and new intakes with a  forged carbon fiber finish. A completely new hood matched with air vents and a bonus set of unique front wheel arches and quarter panels. As you can see, the redesign company loves to play with tiny little details to make you want to explore more and try their latest kit.

This C6 Corvette's kit is increasing when you take a look at the side view. Here comes the real WOW - the supercar's new skins have been affixed to the doors and were completed with sharp creases and aggressive bodylines - this particular combination between aggressive and the feminine aspect of the Corvette gives a totally new look - makes the C6 a superspy going in the streets undercover.  

The absolute redesign has been done to the rear end - making it totally different from its original featuring a towering rear wing, unique taillights, and repositioned tailpipes. Completing this marvelous transformation are the flared rear wheel arches and the forged carbon fiber side skirts. Now you have the chance to buy the Valarra bodykit and bring your Corvette to another level. Watch the video and convince yourself of its originality.

 

 

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