1996 Chevrolet Corvette No Reserve on 2040-cars
Wake Forest, North Carolina, United States
Up for Bid is my 1996 Corvette.
This is in fair shape and does need some work. I purchased this as a fixer up, but have realized it is more than I can fix up myself. The car does run and has alot of power but there are things that need to be done to it, that I just cant. Perfect car for a mechanic or someone that wants to restore better. There are alittle over 175,000 miles on it, but the previous owner rebuilt the engine and there is approx 10000 miles on the new engine. I bought it with the idea of having to replace the interior. It is red and worn. Some things also that need to be fixed are.... May need a new Battery Emergency Brake Will need new brakes It will need some engine work. I have replaced the water pump, thermostat, and some sensors. It has an issue with the oil pressure. The driver door needs to be adjusted. It rubs when closing. The plus things... No Major body damage other than a ding/scratch here or there. Good Tires Runs great with power Has good stereo with original Bose amplifier. Targa Top that does not rattle Weatherstripping in good shape Comes with 2 Service Books Please ask any questions before bidding. |
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