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1985 Corvette Project Car on 2040-cars

Year:1985 Mileage:999999
Location:

Savage, Maryland, United States

Savage, Maryland, United States
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        YOU ARE BIDDING ON A 1985 CHEVY CORVETTE PROJECT CAR. THIS CAR IS GREAT FOR RESTORING OR PARTS.THIS CAR DID RUN BUT NOW WONT START. IT HAS BEEN SITTNG FOR A WHILE. IT WILL PROBABLY NEED A MOTOR REBUILD. MOST OF SENSORS HAVE BEEN CHANGED. THE INTERIOR NEEDS IS OK BUT NEEDS TO BE REDONE. THE DIGIDASH WAS RECENTLY OVERHAULED BUT NEVER REINSTALLED.CUSTOM METALFLAKE PAINT IS CHIPPED OFF THE LEFT REAR CORNER OF THE BUMPER FACIA."


On Apr-11-14 at 04:20:07 PDT, seller added the following information:

CLARIFICATION:

 MOTOR WILL NOT TURN OVER , MAY BE SIEZED FROM SITTING. THERE IS NO RADIO..THE DASH AND CONSOLE WILL NEED TO BE REINSTALLED. ALL WIRING IS IN TACT. HAS A CUSTOM EXHAUST SYSTEM. AND COMES WITH A REAR WING.

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