FS/FT. 2000 Corvette FRC. 427 stroker. 560rwhp. Tiger Shark
07-08-2014, 03:54 AM
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It wasnt a rebuilt is was a short block built by AES. It has roughly 3,800 on it.
Iv had a few requests for current clips of the car running, so I took 2. one of a walk around and 1 of under the hood.
Iv had a few requests for current clips of the car running, so I took 2. one of a walk around and 1 of under the hood.
07-16-2014, 05:30 PM
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I hear ya. Just a slow time of year for car sales for some reason.... Patience, market cycles up and down every year.
07-19-2014, 10:39 PM
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quick clip against my buddies challenger. heads/cam/bolt on's and a 125 shot. went from a 1st gear roll. I got a lil bit close to him right after the hit so he backed off.
08-12-2014, 12:26 PM
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Modded cars scare the hell out of me, you don't know what you are buying. Most guys who mod their cars run the dog **** out of them, why else would they spend the money. So as a buyer I have to consider there will be some major expenses down the road. Therefore I have to buy it relatively cheap.
Most young buyers that would consider purchasing a modded car will have trouble finding a bank to finance a 15 year old car, and very few are going to have $20k sitting in the bank. The other thing that is hurting you is book value on a 2000 model. Banks don't care about what's been done to it, only it's loan value, and that's $15k.
But you do have a very sharp car and you will find a buyer, it just takes time.
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08-12-2014, 01:42 PM
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Just my opinion as a buyer looking.
Modded cars scare the hell out of me, you don't know what you are buying. Most guys who mod their cars run the dog **** out of them, why else would they spend the money. So as a buyer I have to consider there will be some major expenses down the road. Therefore I have to buy it relatively cheap.
Most young buyers that would consider purchasing a modded car will have trouble finding a bank to finance a 15 year old car, and very few are going to have $20k sitting in the bank. The other thing that is hurting you is book value on a 2000 model. Banks don't care about what's been done to it, only it's loan value, and that's $15k.
But you do have a very sharp car and you will find a buyer, it just takes time.
Modded cars scare the hell out of me, you don't know what you are buying. Most guys who mod their cars run the dog **** out of them, why else would they spend the money. So as a buyer I have to consider there will be some major expenses down the road. Therefore I have to buy it relatively cheap.
Most young buyers that would consider purchasing a modded car will have trouble finding a bank to finance a 15 year old car, and very few are going to have $20k sitting in the bank. The other thing that is hurting you is book value on a 2000 model. Banks don't care about what's been done to it, only it's loan value, and that's $15k.
But you do have a very sharp car and you will find a buyer, it just takes time.
Mine was built using high end parts. There is roughly 3,8xx miles on everything. Im looking into getting a house within the next year, so I need to free up funds.
Not too many people have a full detailed list on their build. I bought the car stock and had everything done. So the car hasnt changed hands 3-5 times and having different people beat on it.
multiple people on here can vouch for me that the car has been taken care of and not beat on if that is what your conerned about. I had a pre buy inspection done as well thats agailable to someone seriously considering the car.
Usually every week or so a few people contact me about the car. I spend a few days going over everything. They commit, then when the time comes, the stop responding.
08-12-2014, 02:02 PM
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Interesting, most people im friends with that have high amounts into their setups dont beat on them because of the money invested. Mine is no different. Most of the corvetes forsale on here making anywhere from 500-1000 hp, usually have low miles as well. Ususally less then 10k. Vs stock bottom end heads/cam/sprayed cars with 60-100k on them.
Mine was built using high end parts. There is roughly 3,8xx miles on everything. Im looking into getting a house within the next year, so I need to free up funds.
Not too many people have a full detailed list on their build. I bought the car stock and had everything done. So the car hasnt changed hands 3-5 times and having different people beat on it.
multiple people on here can vouch for me that the car has been taken care of and not beat on if that is what your conerned about. I had a pre buy inspection done as well thats agailable to someone seriously considering the car.
Usually every week or so a few people contact me about the car. I spend a few days going over everything. They commit, then when the time comes, the stop responding.
Mine was built using high end parts. There is roughly 3,8xx miles on everything. Im looking into getting a house within the next year, so I need to free up funds.
Not too many people have a full detailed list on their build. I bought the car stock and had everything done. So the car hasnt changed hands 3-5 times and having different people beat on it.
multiple people on here can vouch for me that the car has been taken care of and not beat on if that is what your conerned about. I had a pre buy inspection done as well thats agailable to someone seriously considering the car.
Usually every week or so a few people contact me about the car. I spend a few days going over everything. They commit, then when the time comes, the stop responding.