Joelbbvette

For sale is one of 24 Copper Convertible build in 1994 with 60K miles. This car has the Prestigious NCRS Dave Hill Award from 2012. The car has had two owners and has been featured in 2001 July Corvette Fever Magazine. This car is VIN 5100269 and has all of it original interior, very good paint, documentation, etc. There have been less than 1000 miles since the NCRS award with no changes. For offers very close to full price a second set of wheels with correct GSC tires will be included. Want to sell to fund another Corvette project. Needs to go to another owner who will appreciate a unique piece of Corvette history.

Auto
Auto AC/Climate
AM/FM/CD/Tape
PS/PB
Tan: Interior and soft top
Cruise, etc.

changes:
Small trailer hitch that was on the car during the NCRS Judging

Asking $32.5K
Located in Long Beach CA
Call Joel at 813-760-6990

jay1055

I have seen this car in person and it is in very good condition and if I didn't already have one of the other 23 I would be all over it. Jay

Joelbbvette

Ttt

carguy604

If you want a rare and unique C4 Roadster, this might be it!

B17Crew

Beautiful car!

I still have the issue of Corvette Fever that your car was in. I remember that this car was "hidden" under a tarp at the selling dealership so that a salesman working there would be able to purchase it for himself. Police located the car by using the aftermarket tracking device. What a story!

Best of luck in your sale.

B17Crew

Joelbbvette

Thanks and I am open to reasonable offers. Again it has passed the NCRS Chapter, Regional and Nationals all above 97%, passed the PV the first time, not much more needs to be said. She needs a new home where she can be enjoyed.

Joel

Joelbbvette

Update, the car is still available and now located in the Tampa Bay FL area.

Joelbbvette

TTT still have the car and she still needs a new home. $30K, was shown at the Florida Regional Show this year.

Joelbbvette

Car is still available and really needs a new home, $25K. Bought another project. Still looks exactly the same.
Joel

Red86Z51

Guys, Let's not drag down the sellers ad with your opinions / thoughts / feelings on how he has priced his vehicle. The seller (as is the case with ALL of you) can ask whatever that seller has determined is the price they want for their car. It is NOT your place to tell the seller that you "feel" his price isn't what you "think" it should be...regardless of what you base your opinions on.

The market and willing buyers will determine if his car (or any car for that matter) is priced "right". Period.

Please keep your "opinions" and "thoughts" and "feelings" on this matter to yourselves and let the seller carry on with his sale.

Tact

Tact

Interference in a For Sale thread

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If your contribution to a for sale thread does not advance the sale, you are in the way.

Stingray1967

To the potential buyer of this car, I wanted to add a little color to what the selling is saying about the PV award through NCRS. That means that everything on the car not only WORKS, but works as engineered by Chevrolet. The PV test is around 150 line items long, and every line item is pass / fail. If one line item fails (like the cigarette lighter, or the visor mirror light, or the trunk release), the owner gets 15 minutes to fix it. If they do, they move on. If it fails a SECOND line, the WHOLE CAR FAILS.

Because this car passed the first time out, that means it was well prepared for the test. Further, it means that everything works. Meaning, it brakes in a straight line, the power steering pump doesn't squeal, the radio doesn't have any static, etc.

I haven't seen the car being sold here, but that is what that PV award means. It is the hardest test in NCRS. The average number of attempts needed to pass is around 3. This car passed it the first time.

To the owner, good luck with the sale. Gorgeous car, I hope it goes to a good home.