Newbie Neededs update here!
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Newbie Neededs update here!
Hi everyone..
Im kind of New here and trying to learn more about corvette cause all I know is that it cost a lot to get one. After seeing C1-C7 with so much comment.. I really don`t know where to start!
Just looking for a little support to help on where would be a great spot to start knowing for the types of corvette that is out there and which one will suit me more! Thx you all to who ever reading this!!
Im kind of New here and trying to learn more about corvette cause all I know is that it cost a lot to get one. After seeing C1-C7 with so much comment.. I really don`t know where to start!
Just looking for a little support to help on where would be a great spot to start knowing for the types of corvette that is out there and which one will suit me more! Thx you all to who ever reading this!!
Last edited by cocolielie; Oct 6, 2009 at 04:42 PM.
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Welcome to the Forum 
Corvettes can be purchased for a very reasonable price, like a C4(thats a mid 1980s to mid 1990s). The older or newer you go the higher the price will be. It just depends on weather your looking for a older classic or a newer vette. More information on what your looking for would help. 
Corvettes can be purchased for a very reasonable price, like a C4(thats a mid 1980s to mid 1990s). The older or newer you go the higher the price will be. It just depends on weather your looking for a older classic or a newer vette. More information on what your looking for would help.
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From: Toronto Ontario
Welcome to the Forum Corvettes can be purchased for a very reasonable price, like a C4(thats a mid 1980s to mid 1990s). The older or newer you go the higher the price will be. It just depends on weather your looking for a older classic or a newer vette. More information on what your looking for would help.
Corvettes can be purchased for a very reasonable price, like a C4(thats a mid 1980s to mid 1990s). The older or newer you go the higher the price will be. It just depends on weather your looking for a older classic or a newer vette. More information on what your looking for would help. 
Feel free to post more tip for me everyone
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Welcome to the Forum!!!!!!!!!
You'll get plenty of help and direction if you tell us more. How much money do want to spend? How "used" a car do you want? A 1955 or a 2005 or somewhere in between? The more specifics you give us the more and better responses you'll get. Best of luck.
You'll get plenty of help and direction if you tell us more. How much money do want to spend? How "used" a car do you want? A 1955 or a 2005 or somewhere in between? The more specifics you give us the more and better responses you'll get. Best of luck.
