No, I'm not right in the head, I'm talking to you, ain't I? I also shipped to and from the UK on a regular basis and the "toy" as you call it is worth about $1000 used in the US. Unless they rip you off on packaging it's still a good buy at the $70us that is bid and I'd go much more. That's why it would help if the shipping cost was stated.
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You need to get your head out of your ass and take a look at it. Hint, notch back and vertical gills. No 1983 Corvettes were produced. Now back in your hole
I must apologize for not paying attention and cross posting to other news groups. Never meant to bring the fools out of the woodwork.
So, show me a Corvette with 1983 on its title. There were none. Most of not all of the Corvettes that GM built in 1983 were crushed. Do you know why?
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Officially, There were no 1983 Corvettes. There were forty seven 1983 Corvettes made but none were ever sold. The National Corvette Museum has the only 1983 known at this time. The new Corvette plant in Bowling Green, KY closed in October of 1982 to begin retooling for the 1984 Corvette. Production began in January of 1983 and the press received their first view of the 1984 Corvette in January of 1983. In February, the first production 1984 Corvettes were sold to the public. In March of 1983, the 1984 Corvette officially went on sale in the United States, except for California and a month later, in April, the 1984 Corvette went on sale in California. By October of 1983, the plant was in full speed production.
Trivia: Pop music singer "Prince" released the song, "Little Red Corvette".
So what you're saying is that there was no 1983s built, isn't that what was stated? Had to be the first time the new model was built ahead of its model year, or does that happen every year? Must be the car makers aren't doing it right, should they build 1984s and sell them in 1982? How can it be said in a manner that will make you right?
Quite. We Brits just have the *registration* year prominently displayed on our cars, front and rear, to make us feel good and our friends and neighbours jealous.
or mine: no reg year bikes times two B reg (first time)1964 Viva H reg trials bike (unique) K reg (first time)1972 times two Cortina and a Shilton (the only one ever made. P reg (first time)1976 Land |Rover V reg (first time) times two 1979 Ferari and Suzuki bike W reg first time 1981 Metro Y reg (first time) times two 1982 Metro and a camper C reg at the beginning times two 1985 XR4x4 and Van E reg at the beginning 1987 Van N reg at the beginning 1995 Metro P reg at the beginning 1995 Lexus
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