am i nuts?
i recently traded my 2005 c6 corvette convertible(all options..12.000 miles) for a 68 camaro rs/ss...sight unseen still havent seen the car....waiting for my title to be delivered
the ebay auction item number is: 220480545762
cant get the link to upload
am i crazy?
thanks.....bohuntr
the ebay auction item number is: 220480545762
cant get the link to upload
am i crazy?
thanks.....bohuntr
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You realize its a clone right? Not cazy but if you did not have someone check it out I would say not very bright. Restoration can photo real well but look like crap up close. Whats with muffler clamp all over the place, Who builds a car like that and has 6 muffler clamps on each side. All that work and not to paint the heads of the bolts?
I wish you luck and hope you are happy with it but IMO its a huge roll of the dice.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...%3D1&viewitem=
I wish you luck and hope you are happy with it but IMO its a huge roll of the dice.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...%3D1&viewitem=
Last edited by Gorn; Sep 21, 2009 at 09:15 PM.
its gonna be a work in progress anyway...i can turn a wrench on a 68.....not so easy to work on the vette... wasnt looking for a true reproduction....always wanted a 68(born in that year)....
im new to the forum and appreciate any and all advice
thanks,bohuntr
im new to the forum and appreciate any and all advice
thanks,bohuntr
thanks guys...i'll be updating the progress with the car....the one thing i do wanna sell off of it are the wheels and tires....i don't know what they are worth...and i'm gonna eventually sell the engine also(LS3 or LS7 swap)
thanks
bohuntr
thanks
bohuntr
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The wheels are repops, They can be purchased new so figuring what they are worth should be easy. You should be able to get 70% of what a new one costs. The worth of the motor will be related to the numbers on it.
http://www.wheelvintiques.com/
http://wheelvintiques.com/shopsite_s...ml/page22.html
http://www.wheelvintiques.com/
http://wheelvintiques.com/shopsite_s...ml/page22.html
Last edited by Gorn; Sep 22, 2009 at 02:24 PM.


