350Dreamin

Cars.com and auto trader are failing me.

Dime

Ebay. I found mine at the zr1netreg. So, specialty sites can be good as well; there are a few sites that specialize in selling corvettes. You just have to look, look, and look.

Buckeye99

Craigslist can sometimes yield some good deals.

Jtirwin27

Buyavette.net

ghoastrider1

craiglist is a great place to keep an eye open.
This site searches ALL craiglist, its a great tool.
I am haggeling over a 76 project now for 1,500 I found on there.

http://www.searchtempest.com/

mike100

* cl *

Stevelovescars

I just bought a '94 coupe that I found on Craigslist. I still search eBay Motors but it seems to be a lot more sparse recently.

Her is another useful site to search CL. You can search specific regions or multiple cities easily using www.zimkiv.com.

BlackbirdZ07

Craigslist, ebay, usedcorvettesforsale.com, local newspapers

Brillo1990

Just buy my 90, it's as cheap as your going to find with the mileage and the condition.

pzcg7l

www.vettefinders.com

350Dreamin

The zr1? Wish I could afford it brother.

corvetteronw

www.corvettetrader.com
http://www.autotraderclassics.com/index.xhtml

Frizlefrak

Sold my 84 and bought my 95 both on Craigslist.

Mad-Dad

I have purchased 3 off Ebay with no problems. Read the ad, call the person and do your research on the car. 2 out of the 3 I had to fly to Florida and pick up, while the 3rd was within driving distance.

jim spitzer

I found mine on E-bay motors. It was a 3 hour drive to pick it up. It just takes time to keep looking. and be ready when you find the right one.

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