GTOguy

This^^^. Either that, or sell all of them and move on to something that interests you more.

scopeli

With the money saved by not using a truck for errands a person could probably afford another corvette.

warrenmj

It’s actually very easy to attach photos. Just follow the instructions in the sticky on the main page

Yellow6t7

Revfan

I say sell... to the right buyer.

There is somebody out there bright eyed and bushy tailed ready to get their feet wet and be the next caretaker of your cars.

I'd try to avoid selling to a flipper if at all possible.

Randy G.

For single pictures I just click on the picture Icon on the second line and select one off my computer in "My Pictures". Or, hit the "prt sc" button on my keyboard, click the photo icon, hit "ctrl" then "v" to paste it and there you have it. Like this:

Mike6811

Cost of the car in 2012 was $36K. Was lied to about it having only 4600 miles when it really had about 30K (not expertly looked at). It became a body-off restomod. Of course my regular mechanic would advise, "Well, while we have it apart, we really should do this and that..." which really upped the labor. The frame was bent and had to be replaced. From memory, the motor rebuild was about $14K, new paint $7K (or vice verse for these two). As I stated earlier, every system needed rebuilt or replaced at about $100 per hour labor.

I blame myself for the money spent on this '74. But it was hard to call a halt to the project and cut further losses when it's laying in pieces at the mechanic's place. He would've said, "Yes, you can call a halt to this, but you'll have to make some arrangements to get the body, frame, etc., out on a flatbed." Then I'd have a lot of money spent in the form of parts-of-a-car, not an assembled one.

Another issue during all this was me having moved to Arizona and the mechanic's shop in Pennsylvania.

Yes the '74 is for sale for $50K, but it may be for sale a long time.

I will try to post pictures of it and the other cars as some here have shown me how.

JerriVette

If you have the room for the cars...enjoy owning all of them.

2tired

Mike,
I restore cars for people, and I hate to hear of situations like what you described on your 74. No need in rubbing more salt in that wound. Wishing you good luck with your situation.

LT1driver

my opinion, dump em and let someone else have fun if you are not.

azvetteguy

Mike: Where are you located in Gold Canyon? I'm in Peralta Trails.

VetteZr

What Bill said, keep em & love em

biggd

I will throw my 2 cents in. Sell them to me cheap and I promise I will drive "em like I stole em"!

Mike6811

In the development behind Bashas'.

Mike6811

I could do that...but you'll have to define "cheap".

azvetteguy

Do you drive a 2016 Grand Sport? I've seen one at Bashas.

Mike6811

Sorry, no. It's a Long Beach Red LT3 Convertible with a black top with the license plate having the name of a top blues guitar player.

GTs 58

I had a very good friend that lived on E. Hacienda La Noria Ln. He has passed away but his Wife is still there and she likes riding in Corvettes. You should meet her and then you'll have a good excuse to take your cars out on a different type of errand.

Mike6811

Was his first name Gary?

GTs 58

Ray V.