Same old story. A guy amasses a collection of 1963 Corvette Coupes and stores them in a field for thirty frickin years. Finally he sells them all to a Corvette dealer who sells the entire lot on eBay. Despite the rambling and poor grammar in the ad, the six Corvettes sold Sunday for the winning bid of $140,000. The group of 63’s include Corvettes equipped with the following engines:
Fuel Injected Original Numbers Matching
Air Conditioned Original Numbers Matching
340hp Black/Red Original Numbers Matching
300hp Silver/Red NOM
300hp Silver/Blue NOM
Wrecked body/frame
The average price of $23,333 per car is in line with other recent project cars we’ve seen, considering you have at one end of the spectrum a matching numbers fuelie while at the other end you have, well, half a Corvette. And what’s up with that half-a-vette having a split window rear windshield and 1965-66 quarter panel? These cars took a lot of wear and tear while parked and getting them back is going to cost some dollars. With time and money anything can be restored.
Source:
eBay.com
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Barn Find: 1968 Corvette Convertible
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