Once a corvette hits the 100,000 mile mark, you can assume you will have to put some money into mechanicals (transmission, etc.). Honestly, $7,500 would be fair for a car verified as truly "good shape". Unfortunately, C4's are just not bringing in the money yet. Enjoy it for what it is- THE true American sports car- have fun and it is the best $7,500 you will ever spend!
Looking for a reasonable price on a 89 Corvett convertable. White, black top (new in 02) Car is in good shape with 121,000 miles.
1989 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible RWD
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I'm not a car "fanatic", but I love the Corvette. Someone in my town is selling a C3 Corvette with 40,000 miles and what looks to be a "T-top" for $16,000. The car appears to be in near-mint condition...
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2016 Corvette, that was a mfg buy back with 982 miles. GM replaced automatic transmission. Dealer is asking $49,999; CarGurus value show MV $56,996 and TI $49,301 not including any "lemon" reduction...
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I have a beautiful, restored midnight blue 1989 Corvette with leather interior I want to place a fair value on for sale. I intend to purchase a 1998 Corvette Coupe and would like the fair price range ...
1989 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe RWD
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this car has all the options air/ p/windows/cruse control/rear defrost/orig tires/( no dry rot)butterscotch paint/ leather int/ inside is mint.have all paper work.window sticker on down.bought from ow...
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