#s '67 L-79 Corvette Convertible, 32k Miles
 

Sad and strange to see this one sitting out in the snow - time for the seller to pass it along to someone who can keep it in the garage.

Original engine is included, but is not the one currently installed.

Seems like a decent car, but I'm not sure it's worth the $50k opening bid - thoughts?

Link to 1967 L-79 Corvette Convertible eBay auction

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worth 50K all day long

William may have seen this car around.
With the seriously lacking description, pictures or verification of anything he said, I bid 25k.

Wow, that car is probably worth the $50,000 assuming it does have the original motor. The tank sticker was validated a number of years ago and matches the options perfectly, the interior is leather. I'm not sure why the paperwork was left out of the add.
The chassis looks almost too nice for the car, I hope it sells and gets into good hands.

O Napa68!!!!

I can hear this car pleading "Tim, come and save me PLEEZE!!"

This would be a good car for Tim.

----Obviously, buyer needs more info to make a decision. Just by looking at the add, both pics and description, I would value the car a bit lower at around $42,000 to $45,000. I might change my opinion if I went over the car though! Might come up a bit if he would throw in the hardtop....Bill S

Tim this car needs your care right away!!

Tough to connect with the owner. I easily could have had my Dad run over and look at the car earlier this week. Now he's up here by me.

We'll see. I'm not optimistic about it. I feel the car is over priced. Have to see the engine deck of the supposed original motor, before putting any effort into the pursuit.