I have a '79 corvette with <90k miles. I love it, but I don’t drive it. I would like to sell it, ideally to someone else who will both love and drive it. I don’t want to use Facebook and I live in a rural area. Is there another good option?
I have a '79 corvette with <90k miles. I love it, but I don’t drive it. I would like to sell it, ideally to someone else who will both love and drive it. I don’t want to use Facebook and I live in a rural area. Is there another good option?
I’m not sure 90k miles for an almost 50 year old car would be considered “very” high mileage. The average 10 year old car has more mileage than that.
Not a whole lot of cars in the 70s made it past 100,000 miles
Yeah, I came to the conclusion elsewhere in the thread the “low mileage” is a subjective term. 90k for a “50 year old car”, low mileage. 90k for a “car from the 70s”, high mileage.
I feel like some Corvette owners are a different breed. Its one of the least driven cars and my local Chevy dealers won’t even let you test drive them as there are people that buy just to collect them in their garages. I personally find it unfortunate because they are truly fun to drive.
My truck had over 300k and if i were to swap the battery and shifting cables I could keep going.
My current car has 250k
I would love to have only 90k on the odo
My “real” car is an 07 Honda Fit with 215k and no signs of stopping. If the motor or transmission blows up I’ll get a new one for like $300.