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Wondering if the previous owner is a forum member. I know it's high miles but it is one owner and well maintained. Mileage doesn't scare me, this would be Corvette number 14
Thoughts?
when you wrote high miles I was thinking maybe 50 or 60 but you are talking about twice that. The good news they are most likely highway miles which is very easy on a car. In addition - the limestone green with the brown interior is one cool combo. For a car with that many miles I would think it should be below 20,000.
Dave... I think many forget how robust the drive trains really are in these cars. Figured I could drive it like I stole it and not worry about the miles... Thanks for the thoughts
I think given the current price points for C7s it is a decent price given the miles and that it’s at a dealership. The only think that would scare me is potential resale if you ever want to get rid of the car it will be a limited market especially as the C7 prices are starting to drop I can see that car being below 20 in a year or so.
Not planning to pay the asking price or get rid of any time soon. I've found over the years that you can never underestimate the resilience of Corvette prices
Last edited by retcav1sg; May 6, 2020 at 09:07 PM.
That Brownstone is a real nice rare interior.It looks odd.I think the door panels are faded.Can't recall them being that shade.
It is C6 Cheap now but them miles.If you really like that combo.I would look for less miles and obviously pay more.
Something else to consider. A close up of the paint could be a real deal changer.It has to have wear or it's had to be repainted here or their.
Hiways and tailgating eat paint.Good luck
A member owe6 has same combo.She pokes around he later.Her car just had some major work dun. and is in the 100k plus club.She would know on the fade or not
The mileage is high (~20k/yr) but as posted, likely highway driving and not an issue if it checks out on a test drive and a competent 'vette tech inspection. Maybe some guys here can point you to '14 TSBs to be sure they've been done if applicable.
If complete maintenance records are available and can get it for a price you like, it looks like a good car.
Thanks for all the comments...hoping what appears to be fade is just the nature of the suede leather, lighter or darker depending on the direction it's brushed. As far as paint condition is concerned, I've found that a diligent owner that keeps a car in the garage and takes good care of the paint with regular conditioning and care make a huge difference. I'll be able to tell when I see it. The Carfax indicates very regular maintenance visits so fingers crossed. The one picture of the wheel does point to a need for brakes as the slots in the rotors have been worn down considerably. My last corvette was a 2013 Grand Sport convertible, for those that can comment, what will hit me the hardest with the transition to this car?
That Brownstone is a real nice rare interior.It looks odd.I think the door panels are faded.Can't recall them being that shade.
Its hard to tell due to the pictures, the mircofiber does get lighter over time from being touched constantly. I looks like the microfiber on the drivers door has bubbled up / pulled away just like on my Premier Edition Coupe. This should be an easy fix for an auto upholstery shop as its just one panel and the door removes without much fuss. I going to attempt an DIY repair on mine.
I would double check the dash and make sure the leather isn't pulling away especially around the defroster vents. Also check the center console for excesses wear. They provided lots of pictures but none of these troublesome areas.
Nice color combo. Recommend lower price point than there asking price. Average trade value is under 20K. If you intend to buy and drive it without worrying about selling or trading it in. Then go for it. You do not get much for 20 grand anymore.
A member owe6 has same combo.She pokes around he later.Her car just had some major work dun. and is in the 100k plus club.She would know on the fade or not
Yep this appears to be her car #125
Originally Posted by owc6
I had #125 Premiere Edition Vert, and let me tell you; you will love the brownstone interior.
Wondering if the previous owner is a forum member. I know it's high miles but it is one owner and well maintained. Mileage doesn't scare me, this would be Corvette number 14
Thoughts?
It's a great looking car. Since you found the owner that should help a lot with your decision. If all looks well and you can get it at a price you're willing to pay I'd say go for it.