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

[TimG]

Good call, Tim. The paperwork looks good, but you need the original motor to make it worthwhile.

[scuncio]

Starting price was lowered to $43k.

[olredalert]

Originally Posted by scuncio

Starting price was lowered to $43k.

----At right around that figure (with a look at the car 1st) it's a buy!.....Bill S

[sixt9rsx33]

Originally Posted by olredalert

----At right around that figure (with a look at the car 1st) it's a buy!.....Bill S

I agree. I would guess if the seller had posted up good pics of the original engine it would had sold by now. Goofy ads sometimes end up being good buys if a buyer goes and looks. But often times it is a wild goose chase.

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by TimG

Good call, Tim. The paperwork looks good, but you need the original motor to make it worthwhile.

Originally Posted by sixt9rsx33

I agree. I would guess if the seller had posted up good pics of the original engine it would had sold by now. Goofy ads sometimes end up being good buys if a buyer goes and looks. But often times it is a wild goose chase.

With just the attention it has gotten on here, it seems if he posted GOOD pics of the engine to prove it's the original and just listed it at this price as a BIN, it would get sold. I can see fishing for a little more out of an auction, but if he wants it gone, it would be.

[scuncio]

Looks like it sold. Did someone here get it?

[sixt9rsx33]

Gosh that seems like a good deal if the engine is as described.

[Hotrodpaul]

The owner sent me a pic of the pad of the original engine and from what I could tell it looked good.

Paul

[dykstra]

Sold for $43,301!

[scuncio]

I've been looking at the pictures again, and kind of disappointed I didn't place a bid myself. I think that interior would clean up really well. Just a dirty mess as presented in the auction....