JonathonK

This C2 Corvette is definitely a restoration project. But she comes complete with every single part from the original car still there.

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Brian VH McHale

How do you store a car for 30+ years with the top down? Dopes.

Easy Rhino

I would offer that it seems nuts to me to let a mid-year sit unused for 35 years.

At least it was stored out of the elements, unlike some sad barn finds that are left to ruin, including those left out of doors.

BADBIRDCAGE

Every barn find needs a complete restoration.

00fxd

Looks like it might be OK. 30K tho

ChattanoogaJSB

If it was parked when running I'd say it could be a couple hundred bucks from moving under its own power- at least for a moment. That would be a big plus. It's always fun to see one dusty (in an archaeological way) but I wonder what it looks like in a good setting, cleaned and idling. Would sure help justify the price. Cool car.

warrenmj

Not sure what difference having the top up would have made since it was stored indoors. Maybe a little less dust/dirt inside, but I think the car would be in the same condition it is in today.

emanusa1

this car is great as it is. just clean it up and freshen up the drive train and chassis. looks pretty good outside of being dirty. no need for restoration. you'd waste your money.

pewter-FRC

clean it, go over everything mechanically, and drive it. thats what i did with the one i just got

65tripleblack

To prevent the air inside the cockpit from going stale. It's also easier to see the mice, cats, chipmunks, birds and squirrels

Mr D.

To the OP, so you bought this car?