1-Owner '69 Corvette Convertible, #s 350/350hp, 4-sp, A/C, $25k
 

Seems like a deal for the $25k ask. The current selling dealer purchased the car from the original owner, so I'm not sure you could technically call this a "1-owner car," but that's the claim. Brake line repair doesn't give me a lot of confidence that this car won't need a very thorough mechanical once-over before you'd feel comfortable taking it to highway speeds.

Link to 1969 350hp Corvette Convertible auction

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That seems like a lot of car for the money and would be a great driver when its sorted out. Would love to what Bill and other C3 experts have to say about it.

I am not a silver fan but this seems like a good buy

----The description said something about problems with the paint on the rear deck. I wish he would have shown us a close-up. The price does seem decent but there's a bunch of fluffing to do (i.e. money to be spent) just to get it back to a safe and fun ride!....Bill S

Not surprised,just Sold for BIN 25K.

Furry rust in the engine compartment never bodes well on any car, especially a C2 or C3. I bet it has lots of internal rust.

Exactly my thoughts. It appears to have been in very damp environment and birdcage and window frame need to be inspected!

I don't disagree with these comments...and now I see it's been relisted in the link below, which makes me wonder.

Link to 1969 350 Corvette auction