Find me a 1968 Corvette under $10k and I'll buy the sucker

"cletus44 aka Clayton Seams" (cletus44) 05/31/2014 at 12:20 • Filed to: None

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Seriously. Anyone got any leads?

ZiptieMcBumper > cletus44 aka Clayton Seams 05/31/2014 at 12:27

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Cheapest I'm seeing for anything that's complete/driveable is about 13-14k.

cletus44 aka Clayton Seams > ZiptieMcBumper 05/31/2014 at 12:29

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That's kinda what I'm finding too. It's also the wrong season to be buying classics. I find they're cheaper in the winter when the weather is crappy.

ZiptieMcBumper > cletus44 aka Clayton Seams 05/31/2014 at 12:32

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That's really your best bet. In that price range, you'll probably need to do some work to get them on the road anyway. There's no better time to wrench on the car than when it's too cold to drive it!

Dsscats > cletus44 aka Clayton Seams 05/31/2014 at 13:06

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http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/cto/449647…

http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/4469921319… <—-could probably negotiate down

http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/4478578066…

Axial > ZiptieMcBumper 05/31/2014 at 13:37

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It's never too cold to drive a Corvette. Only too slippery, and we can fix that, too!

cletus44 aka Clayton Seams > Dsscats 05/31/2014 at 13:41

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Middle one looks decent. A '68 has been on my bucket list forever and I got a new job so now I could ostensibly afford one!

ZiptieMcBumper > Axial 05/31/2014 at 14:13

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Slippery/wet would be the issue for me, too. Leaky C3 T-tops ahoy!

Axial > ZiptieMcBumper 05/31/2014 at 14:14

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Yeah, leaky was a problem even during the C4 generation. GM weather strips were terrible.