1962 Tuxedo Black w/Fawn Beige & RPO-687
10-19-2014, 02:05 AM
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1962 Tuxedo Black w/Fawn Beige & RPO-687
Proteam has a 1962 Corvette, black, with rpo-687, and they've had this car for sale for at least a year. It's been on sale a couple of times.
During all this time, has anyone looked at it? Any thoughts? Why hasn't it sold?
Pat
During all this time, has anyone looked at it? Any thoughts? Why hasn't it sold?
Pat
10-19-2014, 07:58 AM
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he's asking $149k and you ask why it hasn't sold? 
1081C..1962 Corvette Convertible, RPO-687, 327-360 hp, fuelie, big brake/heavy duty suspension, 4 speed, numbers match. Tuxedo Black paint with Fawn Beige interior and White soft top. Body-off restoration (recent) in show condition. NCRS Top Flight 2014. Optioned with the very rare RPO-687 heavy duty brakes/suspension (an equivalent to the 1963 Z06), fast steering adapter, T-10 transmission, 3.70 posi, Wonderbar radio, fuel injection, aluminized off road exhaust, sunvisors, windshield washers, courtesy light, heater, big brake hubcaps, and blackwall tires. Most all factory correct type components including the spare, jack, jack tools, trunk mat, trunk liner, taillight cones, rebound straps, seat belts, washer system, shifter, shielding, air cleaner, generator, distributor, spark plug shields, hoses, hose clamps, valve covers, F.I unit, F.I. fuel filter, finned balancer, guide Y-50 mirror, owners manual, sales brochure, and T-3 headlights. Documented with the restoration photos, and NCRS certificate and judging sheets. Super rare race prep (built by GM), RPO-687 car and 1 of only 246 produced. Production date of February 26th, 1962 and delivered new by A.D. Anderson Chevrolet of Baltimore, MD (dealer code 16 in zone 14) per the official NCRS/GM Shipping Data Records (SDR). To see and hear this car in motion, click here and here. Looks, runs, and drives excellent. CC:1 $149,000.00
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1081C..1962 Corvette Convertible, RPO-687, 327-360 hp, fuelie, big brake/heavy duty suspension, 4 speed, numbers match. Tuxedo Black paint with Fawn Beige interior and White soft top. Body-off restoration (recent) in show condition. NCRS Top Flight 2014. Optioned with the very rare RPO-687 heavy duty brakes/suspension (an equivalent to the 1963 Z06), fast steering adapter, T-10 transmission, 3.70 posi, Wonderbar radio, fuel injection, aluminized off road exhaust, sunvisors, windshield washers, courtesy light, heater, big brake hubcaps, and blackwall tires. Most all factory correct type components including the spare, jack, jack tools, trunk mat, trunk liner, taillight cones, rebound straps, seat belts, washer system, shifter, shielding, air cleaner, generator, distributor, spark plug shields, hoses, hose clamps, valve covers, F.I unit, F.I. fuel filter, finned balancer, guide Y-50 mirror, owners manual, sales brochure, and T-3 headlights. Documented with the restoration photos, and NCRS certificate and judging sheets. Super rare race prep (built by GM), RPO-687 car and 1 of only 246 produced. Production date of February 26th, 1962 and delivered new by A.D. Anderson Chevrolet of Baltimore, MD (dealer code 16 in zone 14) per the official NCRS/GM Shipping Data Records (SDR). To see and hear this car in motion, click here and here. Looks, runs, and drives excellent. CC:1 $149,000.00
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10-19-2014, 11:28 AM
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A.D. Anderson Chevy supplied a lot of racers in the Baltimore area. They were your go to place for go fast Chevy parts and cars
10-19-2014, 12:16 PM
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Yes, I understand it's pricey. But all his cars are pricey and they sell. I recall this car being in his xmas in July sale in 2013, which is a long time to hold inventory.
btw, how would you price a car like that? For a 1962 Fuelie with good colors and a Top Flight in 2014 you could probably ask around $100K. The big brake option adds something.
What do you think?
btw, how would you price a car like that? For a 1962 Fuelie with good colors and a Top Flight in 2014 you could probably ask around $100K. The big brake option adds something.
What do you think?
10-19-2014, 03:12 PM
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Yes, I understand it's pricey. But all his cars are pricey and they sell. I recall this car being in his xmas in July sale in 2013, which is a long time to hold inventory.
btw, how would you price a car like that? For a 1962 Fuelie with good colors and a Top Flight in 2014 you could probably ask around $100K. The big brake option adds something.
What do you think?
btw, how would you price a car like that? For a 1962 Fuelie with good colors and a Top Flight in 2014 you could probably ask around $100K. The big brake option adds something.
What do you think?
10-19-2014, 03:20 PM
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this is also not your regular car for your weekend hobbyist.
