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2003 CORVETTE Convertible 50th ANNIVERSARY EDITION 6 speed FULLY LOADED- Los Angeles
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Price reduced to $14,995. About $500 less than bluebook...
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I'm now serious about selling it.
Reduced, again, to $14,500.
Now $1000 less than Blue Book at present condition.
Reduced, again, to $14,500.
Now $1000 less than Blue Book at present condition.
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Priced to sell!
Lowered again!
$14,000 takes it!!! (now $1500 under blue book)
Lowered again!
$14,000 takes it!!! (now $1500 under blue book)
Hib Halverson
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154,000 miles?!
About a third of Anniversary convertible production were six-speeds so they're not "hard to find".
I think you'd better not just get "serious" about selling but get "real serious".
About a third of Anniversary convertible production were six-speeds so they're not "hard to find".
I think you'd better not just get "serious" about selling but get "real serious".
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Only 2,660 Anniversary Editions were produced as a Convertible model with a 6 speed manual transmission.
To verify production #’s, go to http://www.50thregistry.com/database and click on “model” check box up top, type in “1YY67” (convertible code), and check the “MN6 - 6 Speed Trans” option.
Who knows how many of those have either been wrecked, exported, or are just collecting dust in someone's personal collection.
Even if you did find one, it's probably selling for top $$$ ($20k-30k albeit with fewer miles). $20k+++ doesn't fit into a lot of people's budgets.
Yes, there are a lot of digits on my odometer, but I am listing it far under the book value that has already taken the mileage into consideration.
These cars were meant to be driven, and mine was driven... 100 miles round-trip, monday - friday. Hence the current mileage. Highway driving puts very little wear on the mechanical components of a vehicle, as opposed to stop-and-go driving. This car actually has the original brake pads on it. In most cases that's not a bragging point, but it does say a lot about how this car was driven. It has 155k miles with PLENTY more brake pad material to go.
I'm happy to answer any questions from serious interested parties. Other replies are unwelcomed. Thank you.
To verify production #’s, go to http://www.50thregistry.com/database and click on “model” check box up top, type in “1YY67” (convertible code), and check the “MN6 - 6 Speed Trans” option.
Who knows how many of those have either been wrecked, exported, or are just collecting dust in someone's personal collection.
Even if you did find one, it's probably selling for top $$$ ($20k-30k albeit with fewer miles). $20k+++ doesn't fit into a lot of people's budgets.
Yes, there are a lot of digits on my odometer, but I am listing it far under the book value that has already taken the mileage into consideration.
These cars were meant to be driven, and mine was driven... 100 miles round-trip, monday - friday. Hence the current mileage. Highway driving puts very little wear on the mechanical components of a vehicle, as opposed to stop-and-go driving. This car actually has the original brake pads on it. In most cases that's not a bragging point, but it does say a lot about how this car was driven. It has 155k miles with PLENTY more brake pad material to go.
I'm happy to answer any questions from serious interested parties. Other replies are unwelcomed. Thank you.
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Caliber350:
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The hallmark of many forums and indeed the Corvette Action Center, is good natured banter between its members. You've joined our community and we welcome you. We expect you to reciprocate.
You've advertised your Corvette For Sale at no cost to you, one of the benefits we offer our members here. Other members are free to read, ask questions and agree or disagree as they see fit, as long as it's done with courtesy and respect and no personal attacks.
If at any time you feel you've been attacked, notify any member of our Staff and the incident will be looked into.
If you don't like another member's posts, we offer a handy little tool called the Ignore Feature. It can be found on the Settings page of your User Control Panel.
And just an FYI, Staff members cannot be added to one's Ignore List.
Good luck with your sale.
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Hib Halverson
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What was the selling price?
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