running376

I have a 1976 Stingray that I purchased from a friend a year ago. At that time I was able to drive it from his house to mine (about an hour drive). Right now it would need to be towed because the master cylinder is not attached and I took one rotor off and it was too thin to machine, so I would not trust driving it. It starts and sounds good though. The interior needs to be redone. I have some extra parts including a '76 air cleaner, two extra seats, and a side fender to replace/fix the tear in the passenger side fiberglass. I would appreciate anyone who would honestly give their opinion on a reasonable price for this car. I am in the Atlanta, GA area, thanks.

running376

No interest? No thoughts?

chstitans42

My thoughts. All Corvette prices should be based on condition. Do some searching on the cost of paint and interior restoration...

btw, i have this piece for sale if you are interested in buying it and using it on you car

$30 shipped

Dose11

We talked already. This car to me...is worth 2-3k only because most of the car is there. Just because it is a Corvette doesn't make it worth a lot. For $4500 you can find way better cars. Plus my imagination runs wild...so when I see the exterior and the interior in that shape, I start having horrible nightmares of what the frame, birdcage and engine compartment look like. I think you are never going to get someone to bite at $4500, when there are better examples for similar prices.

J.

running376

Thanks for the info guys. I already have a entire extra fender and side piece to fix the tear on the fiberglass, but thanks for the offer. If anyone wants to make an offer on the car I am willing to drop the price to make it more reasonable. I need to sell this car so that I can get the cash to do some work on my house. Let me know.

chstitans42

Ill give you two grand for it

running376

I will need to get much closer to three before I can let it go.