Grand Sport Convertible,3lt Preferred Group Rare Colors on 2040-cars
Rockwall, Texas, United States
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Rare color combo on my G/S convertible. Supersonic Blue Metallic ($300.00) option with two-tone seats with embroidery ($650.00) option and gray convertible top. Some options listed are: 3LT preferred group $7,995.00 chrome wheels $1,995.00 6speed Auto/manual paddle shift $1,250.00 windscreen $490.00 pedal covers $270.00. Many more options like duel mode exhaust ($1,195.00) List price was over $75,000.00 new. Please, I don't need help in selling this car. No trades. You must arrange your own financing. No low ballers as this is a beautiful vette offered at a great price. |
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