Harley for a vette?
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2010
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From: Kulpmont PA
Having and riding a Harley, and having and driving a classic Vette are not mutually exclusive. I average about 10k miles a year on my HD and get the Vette out several times a week in the summer and a couple of times a month in the spring and fall. I wouldnt consider either of them garage queens.
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Joined: May 2011
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From: Paragould Arkansas
I own a '10 Heritage Classic and a '80 Vette. Ride and drive both of them. The market is always controlled by the interest in the product regardless of the economy. There is always someone interested. If you are more interested in the Vette than the Harley and you are satisfied with the condition of the Vette..........do it. Don't worry about what others think.
Drifting
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From: Boca Raton FL
I own a '10 Heritage Classic and a '80 Vette. Ride and drive both of them. The market is always controlled by the interest in the product regardless of the economy. There is always someone interested. If you are more interested in the Vette than the Harley and you are satisfied with the condition of the Vette..........do it. Don't worry about what others think.
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2nd Gear
Joined: Aug 2011
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Well... I found out the the car is not in drivable condition, there are problems with the brakes. It also sounds like there are a lot of issues that would cost $$$ just to get it in road worthy. Plus plenty of little issues that need to be addressed. I understand it is a 21 year old car, but.
For the price, there are cars in better condition out there. So I will keep looking and Keep riding the Harley. Thanks for all the comments
For the price, there are cars in better condition out there. So I will keep looking and Keep riding the Harley. Thanks for all the comments
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Joined: Jul 2011
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Well... I found out the the car is not in drivable condition, there are problems with the brakes. It also sounds like there are a lot of issues that would cost $$$ just to get it in road worthy. Plus plenty of little issues that need to be addressed. I understand it is a 21 year old car, but.
For the price, there are cars in better condition out there. So I will keep looking and Keep riding the Harley. Thanks for all the comments
For the price, there are cars in better condition out there. So I will keep looking and Keep riding the Harley. Thanks for all the comments
The Corvette and the deal you want are both out there, and particularly if you are a little flexible in the year you want. You'll find her - so don't worry! In the long run you are MUCH better off waiting until it is 'right'.
