Thinking of Selling..

$50 and you drive it up here, lunch is on you. You will be returned to your home state by the border patrol.

Don't bring it up today, it's raining and I don't want to have to wash it.

;-P

HAHAHAHA!!!!

Ric don't care about all that, he has more money that most Corvette owners, it's just a toy for him, not the love of his life. At his age his next toy will be battery operated and surgically implanted in his chest.

OK Rick I'll go as high as $500 with the same terms but with dinner on me at Taco Bell. Better, hurry before I change my mind or have a bowel movement naturally.

Not your Dad....

All I can tell you is that C4's (right now) are bringing in the lowest "Vette Dollar". Seems people iether want the splashy looks of the C3, or the snazzy performance of the C5-C6 cars.

For now the C4 is a "transition car" - it's the one that came *between* the long in the tooth (but very cool) C3 and the uber nimble C5.

Perceptions change with time, but for now it's the "entry level Vette" for

Personally... I'd spend more on suspension for my C3 vert, than to ever invest in a C4.

-W

LOLOL

Lowered 2"! That must make a little awkward to drive -- speed bumps, getting into the driveway and so forth. Must leave a trail of scrapes wherever you go.

Many here know of my Vette. I'm thinking about selling it. I really don't take the time to keep it up anymore and it's outside (garage is full at the moment) and I hate to see it just deteriorate.

A/C needs fixed (compressor shaft seal) & the usual Bose CD Fix needed.

Offers or interest?

Hey Ric, There are probably diamonds in your own back yard. Drive down to Warrington, park it next to the main gate with a sign on it for a couple of days. If that doesn't work, try the same bit at Corry Station. Plenty of fresh meat at either location. Best of luck. ... and if it goes, you owe me an additional beer at the Museum.

-- pj

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