I thought I would start a new thread for more affordable C1s & C2's. So many are priced out of reach of many buyers but there are cars still out there for those who like a project and have $50,000 or less to spend.

Here is a 64 car in CA for $49K Link

Here is another 64. It is in Ohio for $48K: LINK


365 NOM engine

Here is a 65 for just $42K: LINK

Needs a bit of "final assembly"...

For those who like a unique custom look, here is a 63 for just $44K: LINK



Notice the unique custom door handle...

Here is a 63 project in Boston for just $23,500: LINK


Frame looks good

Paint already stripped..

There may be some room in the price for this one...

Here is a 64 365 car for $47K: LINK


Factory 365??? Probably not but you never know...

Nice wheels...

I would drive this car. Maybe work the price down to low $40s...

I notice they are all convertibles. four years ago, I bought my '66 s/b coupe for $40,000. but have since added about $25,000. to make it a nice driver.

Congrats! You bought at the right time just before the Covid inflation. Like everything these days, prices have jumped...

Would anyone know the brand or model of the wheels on this black vette???

Nicest of the bunch, if you ask me.

'67 valve covers.

I haven't priced anything lately......

Here is a 63 340 Convertible for $46K in OR. The engine possibly might even be original (need to check): LINK


Some paint issues

Correct engine bay. Factory Engine????

Nice red interior...

Yes, that is not bad. Even has the removable hard top...

Yes, fewer coupes. I think that in the 70s and 80s no US car markers were making convertibles so more C2 convertibles were spared because you just couldn't buy a new one and they were considered special. Just my theory...

C2 coupes tend to be more desirable than the convertibles. It will be harder to find one under $50k.

Putting the top down is what its all about......