'65 Corvette Convertible, #s 365hp/4-sp, Mostly Orig Paint, Transistorized Ignition

[TimG]

Those are PO2's for '69 and later. 1968 PO1's had a flat center cap.

[MJV1953]

Tim, you are correct. They came off my friends 1969 Corvette roadster as he like the look of rally rims better.

[olredalert]

----$47,600 as of today with 3 days left. Anywhere under $50,000 would be a steal as far as I'm concerned. If I had any room at all I'd be bidding......Bill S

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by olredalert

----$47,600 as of today with 3 days left. Anywhere under $50,000 would be a steal as far as I'm concerned. If I had any room at all I'd be bidding......Bill S

$50,100 now.
I've got room !! I'll even pick it up and free storage for 2 years, long as I get to "exercise" it now and then on bright summer days...

[scuncio]

Bid to $53,500 the last time around, but didn't meet reserve.

This one has been relisted in the link below, with a $62,500 buy-it-now price.

Link to 1965 365hp Corvette Convertible auction

[napa68]

I spoke to the owner. He gave what I thought was a really accurate description of the car (I had a customer in mind for it).

Until I saw the additional pics........................

Typical Midwest car. I'd have a hard time suggesting the 53.5k to anyone

[wayoutz]

Originally Posted by napa68

I spoke to the owner. He gave what I thought was a really accurate description of the car (I had a customer in mind for it).

Until I saw the additional pics........................

Typical Midwest car. I'd have a hard time suggesting the 53.5k to anyone

Would you like to elaborate more on why you didnt suggest this car to your customer?
Its running again on ebay and for a survivor 365 convert looks pretty nice. What other pictures did you see that turned you off?