Grozny

Back Up For Sale $55,000
I'm looking at taking a sabbatical. Car will only be offered for sale for a week. After that point, I'll have no incentive to get rid of it as I'll be back at work in two weeks.
I factory ordered the car at the tail end of March. The exterior color is Torch Red with a body colored roof with Jet Black leather. 692 miles on the car. Oil was changed at 420 miles. 2015 is the last year that retains the 5 year, 100,000 mile warranty. The car is a 7 speed manual/with active revmatch. Also, it's a Z51 so it has a dry sump oil system, different gear ratios, an electronic limited slip differential, larger brakes, larger wheels, sway bars, and dual mode exhaust. The car was ordered with magnetic selective ride control too, so it has performance traction management.




Vehicle Specifications
PEG: 1LT - Package: 1LT
Trim: 191 - Trim, Leather, Jet Black
Primary Color: GKZ - Torch Red
Engine: LT1 - Engine Gas, 8 Cyl, 6.2L, DI, AFM, VVT, HO, Alum, GMNA
Emissions:
Transmission: MEL - Trans, 7-Speed Manual with Z51 Ratios
Ordered Options:
AG2: Adjuster: Seat, Pass, Multi-Directional
AQ9: Seat: Front GT Bucket
B4Z: Performance Traction Management
CFA: Roof panel, Body Color, Carbon Fiber, Removable
CJ2: Air Conditioning
DL8: Mirrors, Outside R/V, Power, Heated, Body color
EYK: Ornamentation Ext Emblem Nameplate Chrome Pkg
FE4: Magnetic Selective Ride Control
FE9: Emission: Federal
: Differential, Electronic Limited Slip, Rear
GU6: Rear Axle, 3.42 ratio, Limited Slip
IL1: Leather Interior
IO5: Infotainment System, with Connectivity
J55: Brakes, performance 4-whl antilock, 4 whl disc
J6A: Caliper: Black
KNR: Cooling System, Axle
N38: Steering Column Tilt, Telescoping, Power
NP5: Steering Wheel, 3-Spoke, Leather Wrapped
NPP: Exhaust: Dual Mode, Performance
Q7S: Wheels, Silver Painted Aluminum 19" Frt, 20" RR
U2K: XM Satellite Radio
UE1: OnStar System
UHS: Driver Information Center
UQA: Audio System Feature, Bose Premium 9-Speaker
VK3: License Plate Bracket, Front
VV4: Internet Connectivity, Mobile
XFJ: Tires, P245/35ZR19-Frt, P285/30ZR20-Rear
Z51: Z51 Performance Package

Hammer

Can you post a scan of the sticker?
What is the sticker price on the car?

Vettec7

Still for sell?

Vettec7

I tried texting you earlier, so I'm guessing you only want to deal over the phone?
Is title in hand? If not who has it
My contacts are 714) 595-4973
Email: evoxguy714@gmail.com



Really interested, I live out in Southern California.

Grozny

Fell through…
Still available

arlvette

PM sent

Grozny

All Pm's have been replied to. At the moment car is still for sale.

Grozny

Great talking with you. Sold Pending Funds. Looks like the car is heading to the Rockies.

arlvette

It's been a pleasure. I know I'm getting a pristine car

arlvette

Thank you, this will be my first Corvette. I am excited to say the least

Grozny

Deal fell through. Car is back for sale

Grozny

I hear you. I was pretty sure this was a done deal. Deposit taken, he was within minutes of buying airline tickets and then it went down hill. Texas titles are electronic until the lien is satisfied which means it wouldn't come in paper form for 7-10 business days. I offered to sign a notarized bill of sale that explicitly stated he would be sent the title as soon as I received it. I provided two references of individuals who bought and paid for vehicles without ever meeting me that received what was promised and had absolutely no collateral before they actually came to pick the vehicle up. To me, this was a less risky situation considering he would have immediately taken possession of the car upon payment. At any rate, everyone's comfort level is different. I do believe when transparency within a sale is provided a certain level of trust should be present. I suppose it's merely a sign of the times.

Grozny

My sentiments too. Heck, I even agreed to leave my temp plate on the car for him until he got a temporary tag. The last guy I did that for, was a coworkers friend who decided to run through the EZtag on the tollway and I got some surprising letters. I called him and he played dumb. Luckily I had already filled out an online change of owner form as soon as he took possession. He ended up having to pay the $120 fine, but it was a unnecessary headache.

arlvette

Caveat emptor

Grozny

Do tell, what's wrong with my car that a buyer should be made aware of?

You commited to buying the car, left a deposit, then decided you didn't trust I would send you title after providing you with two references (who by the way went out on a limb further than you ever did). I can't help that Texas keeps electronic titles, Colorado does too I believe. Buying a car from a private party takes a certain level of trust. We established a good rapport after speaking for 45 minutes the other day. I told you I could provide evidence that the car was registered in my name. I said, we would inspect the car upon your arrival in Houston to ensure it was to your satisfaction, go to your bank and pull out a cashiers check and then go to my bank. There we were to get the BOS notarized and satisfy the lien requirements. You would then have the collateral (the car), and take it back to Colorado with you. Worst case scenario(which it wouldn't be), you come into town and get a bad feeling and simply make a trip out of the experience. One minute you want the car, the next you don't. Moral of the story: don't leave a deposit if you don't intend on carrying out the deal. Instead you elected to allude to the fact that the car was misrepresented, which is a lie. At the end of the day what am I going to do, accuse you of stealing the car when everything is out here in a public venue? Come on…
Fwiw even when you buy a new car you have to wait for a title to come in. Even with cash the MSO has to be turned into a title.

$55,000

arlvette

It's not the car it's the seller

clubvette

I have a interest in your Vette.i have read the posts, and my question is...do you have a clear title or is there a lien against it?
Thanks

Grozny

I understand being cautious when this amount of money is at stake, but it has gone into the realm of paranoid. Compare my past posts to yours. Enough said.

Grozny

There is a lien on the vehicle through a local credit union in Houston. Payment would be made directly on that account in person by both parties present. You would have proof the balance was paid in full. Issue arose when my credit union told the buyer that they will not deal directly with out of state buyers or dealerships for that matter, and that the title would be sent to me first. He was not going through a bank so it should have been a non issue. There's really not too much grand theft auto in my past.
Wouldn't be an issue on my end. Some people you find are hard to work with though. For example, they don't want to fill out a completed bill of sale for taxation purposes, and want to drive the vehicle with the previous owners plates to avoid getting temporary plates. Just hypothetically speaking of course.

Grozny

I've had some people ask questions in regard to the price. The stay or go price is non negotiable at $55,000.