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Blockheads, it is with a heavy heart that I will be soon selling my vette in the near future. I have been a vette owner for many years, but due to recent and unfortunate changes we are starting a different chapter in our lives.
I hope to make this run and say cheers to all of you special and kind Corvette Racing Spirited people.
Blockheads, it is with a heavy heart that I will be soon selling my vette in the near future. I have been a vette owner for many years, but due to recent and unfortunate changes we are starting a different chapter in our lives.
I hope to make this run and say cheers to all of you special and kind Corvette Racing Spirited people.
Rick and Jackie
Rick and Jackie,
Well, sorry to hear about the 'vette. We'll all miss you and hopefully you'll be able to make the 28th cruise. It will be dedicated to you both.
Thanks. I left that to the experts. Painting quarter panels, blending the doors and install cost $1,500 OTD. I bought GM quarters, fender liners, scoops and ducts for $1,500 on craigslist. I bought two new rear Hankook tires for $400 and reused my front 245's that fit on the 9.5 inch front Z06 rims. I bought reproduction Z06 rims which were basically a wash after selling my custom rims and the rear tires. I also have my old quarters, fender liners and ducts for sale on craigslist and will probably get about $200. All said and done, it will cost about $3,200 after selling the old parts.
I did sound deaden the quarters, liners and inner body area before having them painted and boy is it whisper quiet on road noise.
Every time I look in the side view mirrors, I am reminded I made the right decision.
04-01-2019, 08:38 PM
April 28th- 'Vette Roundup @ The Block Of Orange
