Is This A Real Fuelie?
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Re: Is This A Real Fuelie?
The information that I have listing a large number of 65 FI cars includes this one. It is possible that self reports could be bogus but this was listed as a real fuelie for some time. My list says it was blue rather than green however for what that's worth. If I were still in the market I would certainly check it out. Seems cheap price from my perspective.- Top
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Re: Is This A Real Fuelie?
Rick - do a search on the phone number it has background ref company etc - very cheap if as is -get picture of trim tag if that's been changed - however still go and touch and see the car - good luck - Keep us posted - Keith
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Hi Keith. As I mentioned, I'm not in the market. Obviously there is much expertise here, and I was just curious if someone could point to something definitive that shows it isn't a real fuelie. There may be a forum policy against criticizing cars that are currently for sale. It did seem cheap if it's what it's advertised to be. Thanks.
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That is the same car that was listed on the Corvette forum for over a year. It was owned by a man that has a couple of other C2s (one I believe is a high NCRS scoring 63 SW) in N.M. I considered buying the car and made an offer on it pending my personal inspection. The man was very honest in his belief that it may have been a re-stamp although from the pictures of the stamp pad I could not detect it. It's price started out higher but was lowered and when I was considering it it was priced at $62K and I offered $56K. I believe he sold it to this dealer for $59K.
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If I remember correctly the air cleaner was only partially original and I think the "S" tube was a fiberglass reproduction.- Top
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In speaking with the man that owned it prior to this dealer, he told me that he actually owned the car twice. He had sold to a friend and then bought it back. The car prior to their ownership had come from I believe somewhere in Kansas or thereabouts I donโt really remember exactly where but I donโt believe It was in either California or Massachusetts. In fact if I recall correctly it was sold new according to the NCRS report in Michigan.- Top
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As a former chairman of the Pittsburgh chapter ( 4-1/2 times or so) I can tell you that I got a ton of calls and emails asking if a chapter member would go check out a Corvette.
That's scary friends. If I was sending major bucks I would hire a qualified appraiser to look at the car.
#2. I wouldn't buy a fuel injection car unless I hired a appraiser and also had a lot a lot of my buddies check it out.
People try and BS me all the time/often that the unit they sent me to restorer is the real deal for their original fuel car. Will stop right there. John- Top
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