1989 Chevy Corvette on 2040-cars
Highland Lakes, New Jersey, United States
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Up for auction is my 1989 Corvette. I bought this car as an all-original car in great shape and have done some work to it. Unfortunately, the car must be sold, as I am moving to another location and have no parking for it. The car is in great shape. It comes with the original rims. The rims on the car are brand new with new tires. I had my mechanic do $2,700 in service to the car in October. He replaced the ABS sensor, worked on the brakes, and did a tune up, among many other things. Mechanically, the car runs and handles excellently. The headlights work. The seats are both power and they are sport seats. The vehicle has the ride control option. The radio needs to be replaced, the power antenna does not work, and the heater does not blow hot. The air conditioning blows ice cold. The previous owner bought the car from the original owner. He had it for several years. The front fascia is new, as the previous owner bumped into someone in traffic and had to replace the bumper. |
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