Did the 1981 Corvette ever have a 6 cylinder?

According to the CarGurus overview of the '81 Corvette, all '81s had a 350-ci small-block V8 that put out 190 horsepower: http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Overview-c435-1981-Corvette.html Hope that helps, myrtcan!

Corvette's never had V6 engines for option.

The 1953 did they made 300 of them the last was made on Christmas eve

Only the 53 had a 6 cylinder I have parts for one

I have heard this over-and-over from almost every-source out there...but it is a LIE. It was 1983-84, and a friend of mine (who had served in Vietnam) did a lot of older sports cars restorations. He had started dating a girl in a nearby town who had a really good job...and she was pretty easy-on-the-eyes, as well. She also drove a NEW 1981/2 Corvette...she said she had purchased it as a 'close out' off a dealership lot in her hometown...WISH TO GOD that I could remember the 'L-designation' on the hood (thought it was L-48, but it wasn't)...it was white with red interior, AC...and A FACTORY GM V-6 engine! (that's why the 'L-designation' on the hood would have been very important to remember). I know she didn't know the working end of a carburetor...and looking under the hood, it was still untouched...no dirt, no nothing but OEM. (who in their right mind would have done that to a NEW CORVETTE?! It is also my guess as to why she was able to purchase it for $16,500, as she said...it couldn't move off the dealership lot! I've seen one...fully loaded, from A/C and cruise, to tilt, telescopic, defrost rear, etc...but letting me drive it to the store, my god, I had a Chevette in high school that was 'more responsive'...the word 'slug' couldn't even BEGIN to describe that thing...but she claimed it got 23-mpg, and she loved it. One off? Like finding a 427 in a 1969 Camaro? Possibly a 'end of the line' joke for that body style...but I know I saw one...almost 40-years ago, damn thing looked STRANGE with so much room in front of the engine...fan shroud had to be nearly 1-foot from waterpump to back of radiator! It did exist...but who knows 'with what engine', or 'why'?