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Post by corvetteguy on Apr 30, 2011 23:06:33 GMT -6
It's hard enough to find a C1 Corvette these days, let alone one that is in a price range most of us can afford. When we come across one that is, it's generally beat beyond recognition and will end up costing us just as much in the long-run.
So the question is - how do you go about shopping for a C1 Corvette that won't break the bank? Is such a thing even possible anymore??
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Post by vette2100 on Sept 7, 2012 20:15:27 GMT -6
Yeah they are hard to find, every once in a while you might stumble across a deal, we have been looking for a 58 and it is either way out of range or it is a wreck that is still 40,000 and you would have to put another 40 in it. We did find 2 decent C2,s though this year at Corvettes of Carlisle,
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Post by Corvsport.com Administrator on Sept 12, 2012 17:44:02 GMT -6
Even C2's tend to be climbing in price. What's interesting to us is that the C4-C5 market continues to depreciate. I know that there will come a point (as the cars become harder to find) when that will change, but right now smart collectors should at least consider purchasing a low mileage C4-C5 and putting it away. Who knows, maybe in 20-30 years, they will exceeding their original sales price too.
What year C2s did you find at Carlisle? Did you have a great time up there? We hope to go next year.
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Post by Lane on Jul 3, 2015 16:01:39 GMT -6
I'm looking for a '57 that my dad owned. anyone know how to track it down? Police/highway patrol say they can't legally do a search anymore.
VIN: E57S105854
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