Corvette Starter Kit - CHEAP!

Another eBay gem. The seller is exceedingly honest about what he's offering; a mostly picked-over carcass. There really isn't much left, and we're wondering if the busted up windshield is the result of a rollover. While putting wheels back under this tub would be a monumental undertaking, we know of nowhere else you could start negotiating on a 'Vette for a buck. Given the time, space and determination, you could be tooling around in a bargain-basement Vette come spring, after a long winter snowed-in in the garage. Thinking creatively, this hulk would make a great bed frame once treated to some Sawz-All love. Other uses could include: hot tub or kiddie pool, planter, trash receptacle, or koi pond.
Thanks to tipster Alan!
[Source: eBay]












Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Phil L. 11:10AM (2/01/2007)
Even a clear title.
A front yard decoration for a person whose neighbors think already has everything...
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Jeff 12:16PM (2/01/2007)
if it really has a clear title, some poor unsuspecting slob may be driving that thing around in the near future thinking it's a nice used car.
Talk about truth in advertising. wow.
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Phil L. 1:39PM (2/01/2007)
Or, more likely, someone will (illegally) transfer the VIN tag to a Vette that doesn't have a clear title - and then sell it with this title!
Don't count on Carfax for stuff like this - and recognize that a deal that's too good to be true... probably isn't true.
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SleighBoy 2:54PM (2/01/2007)
Drop some Vette interior parts in, new windshield, hydraulic platform and you can make a racing simulator cockpit at home! See how truly great this is, where else are you going to find just the cockpit for so cheap? I bet you'd have a hard time finding such a stripped down body at a yard so cheap.
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moa 11:48AM (2/02/2007)
on this side of the pond crooks buy this kind of "cars" for vin plates. and then (as #3 wrote) transplant them to stolen vehicles.
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Brandon 4:11AM (2/06/2007)
I'm thinking... it would make a great seat for playing Gran Turismo 4...
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