Z06Vette.com - Corvette Z06 Forum - 1963 Corvette Fuelie FOR SALE, TOP FLIGHT CAR

ElectronZ06 · 03-08-2004, 05:17 PM

1963 Fuelie, Riverside Red/Black. 97 point Top Flight Car. Enough said. If you are looking for the best for the best, look no further. This IS a museum car. If you need to ask if this is a split window, or what kind of condition the car is in. This is not the car for you. Thanks.

If you are SERIOUS. E-mail me for some pictures. But, I think you can imagine what the car looks like. Easy six figures invested in this car. Totally like new and correct, from top to bottom

$69,900

Cave Man · 03-08-2004, 06:20 PM

I can't have it but I would enjoy seeing the pictures anyway. Can you post them???

Don Benson · 03-08-2004, 06:38 PM

Now that is a classic car. I can't understand why you didn't try to take it to recent Burdick-Jackson auction in Arizona. I would think that this car could/would bring much more that $70K in that environment.

Don

ElectronZ06 · 03-09-2004, 03:43 PM

Don, It may be going to Barrett-Jackson next week in West Palm Beach, FL. If we cant get it in then. It will be at the Arizona show. Last aution they had a silver one that went for $121,500, we'll see.

qs_zo6 · 03-09-2004, 04:02 PM

how many miles on it?

Don Benson · 03-09-2004, 04:42 PM

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Originally posted by ElectronZ06
Don, It may be going to Barrett-Jackson next week in West Palm Beach, FL. If we cant get it in then. It will be at the Arizona show. Last aution they had a silver one that went for $121,500, we'll see.

Yea, Barret-Jackson. I'm a dupe.

But really, your car should easily fetch over a $100K in that environment. That is one sweet car, IMO. At the price you are offering it here, it is a bargain. Now, does my wife really need that new kitchen?

BTW, a very good friend of mine (he is an older guy who restores cars) has quite a showpiece: a 1968 Ford Mustang KR (King of the Road) GT 500 convertible, fully correct on all the numbers (and perfect). Based on what I saw at the B-J auction last month, my guess is that if he put it in at auction it could go for over $250K. Just so you know that he is not strictly a "Ford" guy, he is in the process of restoring a white 1954 Corvette (has the original 6 cylinder engine and auto trans).

Don