$15k for a 1994? Is it too good to be true?

[*89x2*]

Form the ad:

"1994 CHEVROLET CORVETTE (CALLAWAY),Supernatural 400 Callaway Corvette only 15k original miles, 383 stroked LT-1, over 400 Horse power on the Dyno, 12 second 1/4 mile car. Six speed trany, 409 rear end gears, headers, ZR-1 polished rims, ect. Smog leagal!"

Sale price :[font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]$ 15,300 [/font]

Contact the seller Here:

If it is the real deal, that's one heck of a car!!!

 

[TurboLuigi]

You never know, sometimes situations (err... opportunities) come up.


-Luigi
:cool

 

[Peer81]

Almost sounds to my like the seller has a "ferrari" and he thinks he's selling a "red fiat"
Sure like to see some picture's of this Callaway

Groeten Peter.

 

[vee93]

15k for a Callaway Supernatural, huh? Ummmmmm.... I find it strange that the seller listed '0' in the CYLINDER catagory. What? This supposed C'way doesn't have a motor? Curious too that the seller list this uhm...., Supernatural as a classic/antique. Takes 25 yrs. for a car to be dubbed an antique--least where I live. Funny too, no pictures come with this listing. Is the car stolen, damaged, in pieces in boxes?

If this Vette IS legit, maybe the seller doesn't know what it is he/she is trying to sell. If the Vette is legit, it could be the deal (and steal) of a lifetime for some lucky buyer.

 

[*89x2*]

I agree it sounds too good to be true - My wife really dosen't want me to even think of buying another car, let alone call on one


(I called on a C6 though the other day - No, they are not doing GM Supplier pricing yet that I have found )


If someone contacts this broker, I hope it is the deal of the decade

 

[Supernatural001]

I sent this guy 3 e-mails this week, still no response. Union City is only about 150 miles from where I live. I thought I would take a drive and see it, But no luck. I'll keep trying.


Dave

 

[Redmanf1]

I have also sent several emails with no response.

 

[*89x2*]

That's a shame when the seller dosen't respond in a timely fashion :eyerole


Hopefully they do - and someone gets a deal, err - steal