2008 Chevrolet Corvette Base Convertible 2-door 6.2l on 2040-cars
Mountain Home, Arkansas, United States
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This Corvette is in excellent condition both mechanically and esthetically. It has been garaged since new by the original owner and by me, the third owner. The listing shows 3 owners, however, the second owner was the dealer the first owner sold it to. Everything is in working order. The tires were brand new when I bought the car, they have approximately 6,500 miles on them at this time. They are Goodyear Runflats, the same kind of tire the car came from the factory with. It is equipped with the 3LT Preferred Equipment Group with Navigation. It is also equipped with Magnetic Selective Ride Control; Dual Mode Exhaust; Cross Drilled Brake Rotors along with Chrome Aluminum Wheels. It has Floyd floor mats and trunk cargo mat with C6 logos. C6 emblem on the hood insulator. The seats have "Seat Chaps" that help prevent wear on the seat's leather. The car is also equipped with a GM, heavy vinyl removable nose cover. Auto Check shows and accident. This was not an accident but rather an incident. The first owner dropped a can of spray paint on the deck lid scratching the paint. It was repaired and the body shop reported it as an accident. I have the body shop's invoice indicating the work that was done, nothing more than paint. |
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