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I think your question why should be for the next new owner!! However, if I am seeing it right it shoudldn't take more than a new rear bumber and original corvette lights to make it look like a greenwood replica...
I think your question why should be for the next new owner!! However, if I am seeing it right it shoudldn't take more than a new rear bumber and original corvette lights to make it look like a greenwood replica...
Priced a little high, but with a new bumper it would make a nice custom.
From: Show me a cold beer and I will show you a happy man Maryland
Originally Posted by Easy Mike
$12,700?!?
This guy needs a reality check for trying to sell that for almost 13k. The sad thing is some poor sap will probably buy it Maybe the new owner will get the right rear bumper and make it look right.
From: Graceland in a Not Correctly Restored Stingray
That tail job is the first example of customizing ever to cause me to think the Corvette Summer monstrosity might not be the worst looking Vette, afterall.
From: Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of the women TX
I almost bought this one. He put it back up but with a buy it now and some guy snatched it and shipped it to Germany.
Of course I would never be able to open the hood except in the garage at night with the doors locked and the lights off
Still...... would have named it the Deathstar!
To each his own I suppose, but in my humble opinion it's a bastardized embarrassment! That would never sit in my driveway. It might be restorable but would it be worth the money?