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​I'm a witness to Roger's driving the ZR1. And, he punched it a good one on our last cruise. You tell 'em, Roger.:happyanim:​

Inquiring minds want to know... :ohnoes

In my area there are two '07's at $31K each, an Atomic Orange and an Arctic White. Both are garage kept, original with low miles. Keep looking. And a Victory Red Z06 for $34K:beer

​ Agree, What's This?

It may be a great Corvette, but there are hundreds out there with low miles, similar prices and have not been modified. Headers usually mean that the owner wanted more performance. For $32K and no warranty, it seems like a risk. Again, just my opinion. :)

$32K seems top dollar. What kind of exhaust work? Headers? What will you use the car for? I probably would pass; my opinion, of course.

These pics were taken of 427 Convertibles with Carbon Fiber Hoods with morning dew.

And, a cool window in the hood. :w

Very interesting - look what $30K more would have gotten you.

67vet, As do you, sir.

Ottomatic's garage

I hope this information is helpful to forum members.

Congrats Paulie. I was told that my '61 came from Long Island. Are there any Corvette shops around you that I might inquire about my car? Thanks and have fun with your new white C5.

Hey y'all, check out our new website: The Carolinas Chapter of the Solid Axle Corvette Club

Here's the real story: “Bowling Green is becoming more of a tourist destination. The National Corvette Museum is a major part of that and is a definite drawing card for the traveling public. Drawing attention to our community and the Corvette’s unique role in our American heritage can only...

What money? The desigination may bring more tourism to Kentucky and that means more money for the Commonwealth.

For crying out loud, Zippy. Get a grip man - we're in a Recession! :rotfl

Great story, Dennis. Many of us can relate it to our Corvettes. You must visit the Assembly Plant in Bowling Green. :beer Congrats, Otto