1989 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
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1989 Chevrolet Corvette that was used as a daily driver. It is in very good condition mechanically but fair to good condition in appearance. As listed above, there are a number of cosmetic items that you either need to live with or repair. The paint is faded especially on the hood and there are some scratches in it. There is a pull to the right so I assume a front end alignment is needed. (The tires are in excellent condition). The interior is what you would expect from a 25 year old car. Some things are loose and a bit worn. There are some stains on the surfaces (the seats look good) and things aren't all completely tight and new looking. I think the photos show things pretty well but if you'd like more clear photos of a particular area, let me know and I'll take them.
The engine was replace less than 40,000 miles ago with a new crate engine. The transmission appears to be in very good condition as well. Mechanically it runs very well. Appearance wise it does need work. I wouldn't hesitate to drive it across the country based on it's mechanical condition. It does come with a car cover although the seals are good and it can be out in rain without any leaks. Please make sure you see the condition description as well for all of the flaws I am aware of. If you plan to purchase it without a personal inspection I can try to Skype with you and do a live video because I want to be sure you are aware this is in fair - good condition, but is not a new car! |
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