Richard Cohen (LIC) N03 collection
 

LIC founder Richard Cohen family is selling his NO3 collection.

http://www.licorvette.com/corvettesforsale.htm


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Wow, impressive collection! Chip

WOW....is the right word. :thumbs: Dennis

This is so cool, and such good prices too......on some.......:D

I’ve been to the store several times and never realized this. How 😎 cool

:eek: WOW just WOW :cool: :thumbs:

Very nice looking mid-years looks like one of each year 66racer

:thumbs:Nice collections, I wonder what the reason is he selling them all.

From Nowhere Man's link above...GUSTO

Richard passed away about a year ago, family is selling part of his collection

This will be a good test of the current market for nice rare Corvettes.

Sadly they will be bought and put in a private collection never to be seen again until that owner dies or gets tired of it.

It would be interesting if these cars would go thought the judging system again and see how they score. Since it’s been 28 years since it was done.

They've BEEN in a private collection out of the public's eye and rarely if ever driven. I doubt much will change with those cars.

I find the N03 option curious. Most performance options, like fuel injection, big brakes, etc, actually were known to help performance, but the big tank was a failure from both a reliability perspective (they leaked), and performance perspective (the fuel distribution hurt the car's handling). Racers by and large either hated it or replaced it. Most failures end up in the dustbin of history, these seem to be celebrated. Rarity aside, I wonder why.

Just listed in the forum classified section.

I can't speak for all people who own cars like this, but I drive my tankers frequently (all wear Torq-Thrust Ds with radial tires when not being judged), and since I bought them, as none had ever been judged before, I have been taking all of them through NCRS judging so people can see these rare beasts. In researching and talking to the original owners of my tankers, they usually checked that N03 box, and others (FI, J56, TI, leather, etc.), because they wanted an unusual car no one else had. Only one of mine was ordered for racing and she (yes, a lady racer) started in SCCA and moved to competitive rallies, where the tank along with a 3.08 rear end ratio, was a definite advantage.

$2.175 mil gets them all.

I wonder if $2 mil even in cash would do the trick?

Make the offer and let us know the results. :D

The white / blue 67 was in the Special Collection at Bloomington / Indy last year. NICE car.........................ALL of his cars are NICE:thumbs:

Wow is all. Great cars. Besides the crazy rarity of options, the condition and color combos.

Something called car insurance.