Description: All of us imagine stumbling upon that long neglected diamond in the rough with a V-8 engine gathering dust in some guys' garage. Or, as happened in this case, a barn. While in no condition to dri...Add Comments8
Joshua TrillizioMay 26, 2012 parked in 1968? I'm calling the BS flag on that one.
Brenton CozbyMay 26, 2012 seriously though. how do people forget about these cars? after 10 years you'd think they'd realize they're not using it and sell it
Abraham MendozaMay 25, 2012 It's a C1, C2s were stingrays, started in 63 with that Split Window.
baldcoffeeMay 25, 2012 my guess. he bought after a return home from war. then drove the hell out of it. then the owner was sent to Vietnam. if this car could talk. oh and people stop selling these beauts on ebay... it's so 2004. i would think private auction would have been a better route. ebay fees will be in the thousands...
Lou GuerreroMay 25, 2012 Jesus, where are these mythical, treasure trove barns at?!
Jessica RiveraMay 25, 2012 Wow, he put 93k miles in 7 years, in the 60's! That a lot
Description: Professional restorers may very well end up fighting over the chance to completely rebuild a car that could be somewhere in the neighborhood of six-figures. In its current condition it is up for sale ...Add Comments1
Aaron WeslowMay 25, 2012 Then the reserve is too high. 93k is too much and the car is too far from driveable. Nobody is going to pay over 40k for a bad starting point for an expensive restoration. Best hope is finding a guy who likes the story and wants a driver.
Andrew McNealMay 26, 2012 The best part of waking up isn't Folgers in your cup...its finding a C1 Vette in your garage!
drewMay 25, 2012 is it even possible to just park that car?
SupaDupaMeMay 25, 2012 After u look at the other pics... U get the sense that this restoration is going to need a lot of time and money.... Gonna be worth it thought
Colin DzendoletMay 25, 2012 what's red, the basket, that's blue/silver
David Pires-IhsaanMay 25, 2012 get called out to fight in the Vietnam war..
Andrew McNealMay 26, 2012 Seems like a lot of towels and a water hose would go a long way towards cleaning up this Vette in and out, not too bad
Justin RouthMay 25, 2012 Id get to running condition and get it past 99,999 back to zero get 2k miles on it and restore it make it look like a 2k mile original lol
Josh ?hompsonMay 25, 2012 The odometer isn't even meanr to go over 99,999 hahaha
jesterMay 25, 2012 Panels are easy to repair, the critical stuff is good.
jesterMay 25, 2012 Optimistic speedometer. This interior is in great shape!
parked in 1968? I'm calling the BS flag on that one.
seriously though. how do people forget about these cars? after 10 years you'd think they'd realize they're not using it and sell it
It's a C1, C2s were stingrays, started in 63 with that Split Window.
C2 had pop up headlights
It's a C2, look at the headlights.
my guess. he bought after a return home from war. then drove the hell out of it. then the owner was sent to Vietnam. if this car could talk. oh and people stop selling these beauts on ebay... it's so 2004. i would think private auction would have been a better route. ebay fees will be in the thousands...
Jesus, where are these mythical, treasure trove barns at?!
Wow, he put 93k miles in 7 years, in the 60's! That a lot