rocco16

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv...913147603.html

aklim

Here is another one. LOL https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...explosion.html

Klondike

I can understand the toasted one being parted for what's left, but the 1st one looked too nice to part out. Something must have ruined or stunk up the inside beyond all redemption. Just looks too nice and low miles for it just to be parted out.

WVZR-1

The first offering is from someone definitely related to a "salvage facility" of some sort. He's been mentioned here in the CF previously Shawn? Sounds maybe familiar!!!

JrRifleCoach

Calling Cuisinartvette!

1bdvet

Want a parts store, hows this, don't ask locations, have no idea?

Dt86

What a waste.....

aklim

Not really. It costs more to fix the car than it is worth so it becomes a donor that another car might live.

cv67

JR think that guy has a whole back yard full of part cars

Dt86

They used a seemingly good collectors edition for hot rod parts. That's a waste. Plenty of problem cars that could have been used instead.

Hot Rod Roy

It takes that many to keep his 'vette running?

lt4obsesses

I have to agree. Maybe the car is untitled, or otherwise cannot be registered. That would be only I would think that they could it cheap enough for this to make any sense.

I wonder what suspension parts were taken off.

Cliff Harris

The location on the map is Shawn Pilot's residence. I bought a used Michelin tire from him when I couldn't find a new one anywhere is the USA. The curse of the 16" wheels...

3JsVette

It looks like it could be Contemporary Corvette in Bristol Pa.

jts90vette

http://www.contemporarycorvette.com/about-us

GUSTO14

2999 Old Rodgers Rd, Bristol, PA 19007
https://www.google.com/maps/place/29...!4d-74.8783942

carguy604

18,000 Miles on a Collector's Edition and it gets parted out?!
Somebody should be behind bars!
Someone should grab this!

Kevova

IMO a 18k mile 96 CE would be an expensive donor car for a street rod. Since there is no shortage of drivers, unless LT4. It could be owner had it a while, and wanted some different. Some car builders or owners don't see the value of the donor just the value of what they are building. On a car show, the builder needed an SS Camaro vert for a high dollar build. Found and bought a very good number matching 396 vert to resto mod. (a waste). In the course of negotiations they asked for a better price if they sent him back everything they did need. They only wanted the shell. It could have easily just cloned a base vert and saved the SS for some one else. The part of this that bugs me is :these cars always seem show up too many miles away from me or when I'm financially stressed. lol

JrRifleCoach

A 96 without eng/trans? You could have that back on the road in no time!