'69 Corvette Convertible, #s 427-390hp/4-sp, Air, Stored 1978-2020

[scuncio]

Nice looking car with some period flares and old lacquer paint - would be a fun one to clean up and drive as-is. Also has a decent tank sticker and was originally Lemans Blue...just a neat car overall.

Odd that the engine is currently out of the car being rebuilt...probably not a great time to sell the car.

Link to 1969 Corvette eBay auction (https://www.ebay.com/itm/256111251004?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5337538513&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1)

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[BLACKLS5]

I like that alot...

[Too Many Projects]

I do too, but my reality is, the 15k price right now is all it should be worth as a major restoration project. Gotta wonder WHY the dealer isn't finishing the engine first. Makes me wonder if the shop didn't find some major issue and it was going to cost too much. Prices of cars in this condition are crazy as it is without discovering the block is cracked or something like that.