C5 - 2001 Chevrolet Corvette - Coupe - Removable Top - Silver on 2040-cars
South San Francisco, California, United States
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2001 Base Corvette coupe, nearing the 63000 marker and it still runs just as well and just as smoothly as when I first picked it up from the dealer. The car would make a fantastic cruiser or sunday car for someone who enjoys Corvettes or motoring in general. I am the second owner and the majority of use was with the original owner. I purchased the car a few years back, around 2006 or 2007 or so, and other than the occasionally weekday outing with the wife or son, the car has been kept garaged. No major wear apart from some tiny nicks on the lower body panels, the body and paint job looks just as good as it was in the showroom. The interior is the same story, it is in clean shape, with the seats only showing some slight wear. The roof is removable and gives you a great, airy driving experience especially here in sunny California. Don't like the price? Make us your best offer, we're willing to work with you. |
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