FS: feeler, 1991 6-speed coupe! (Arizona)
08-26-2013, 10:05 PM
#1
Melting Slicks
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FS: feeler, 1991 6-speed coupe! (Arizona)
Ok, I love this car, and I'm currently using it as my daily driver. I have two c4's, both 6-speed, and both black. I figure I'd get a feel of what the interest might be in this beautiful machine.
Items replaced (less than 1,000 miles);
Ford SVO 24#
Fuel pressure regulator replaced with TPIS replacement
ACDELCO fuel pump
NGK platinum spark plugs
ACDELCO distributor cap
ACDELCO distributor rotor
ACDELCO spark plug wires
ACDELCO fuel filter
Stock replacement thermostat
Upper & lower radiator hose
Coolant flush
Upper plenum gaskets
Valve cover gaskets
Intake lower housing (original one was cracked)
Denso oxygen sensor
Timing set at factory 6 degrees
Thermal replacement cover EGR tube
Gauge assembly (infamous bouncing tach issue)
Battery
Items I will complete;
Alignment
Catalytic converter (will get pressure test to determine which one is pugged and get it replaced).
*possibly brake pads, braided lines, and brake fluid flush
Clean title, 83,000 original miles, dual tops, dual power seats, FX3. I'd cosider this car as a driver. It has some cosmetic blemishes, but it's very presentable. Tough to find an L98, 6-speed car.
$8,500 firm. No rush to sell it, just looking to pass a very nice corvette to another enthusiast after I've address the small/general maintanence details.
Items replaced (less than 1,000 miles);
Ford SVO 24#
Fuel pressure regulator replaced with TPIS replacement
ACDELCO fuel pump
NGK platinum spark plugs
ACDELCO distributor cap
ACDELCO distributor rotor
ACDELCO spark plug wires
ACDELCO fuel filter
Stock replacement thermostat
Upper & lower radiator hose
Coolant flush
Upper plenum gaskets
Valve cover gaskets
Intake lower housing (original one was cracked)
Denso oxygen sensor
Timing set at factory 6 degrees
Thermal replacement cover EGR tube
Gauge assembly (infamous bouncing tach issue)
Battery
Items I will complete;
Alignment
Catalytic converter (will get pressure test to determine which one is pugged and get it replaced).
*possibly brake pads, braided lines, and brake fluid flush
Clean title, 83,000 original miles, dual tops, dual power seats, FX3. I'd cosider this car as a driver. It has some cosmetic blemishes, but it's very presentable. Tough to find an L98, 6-speed car.
$8,500 firm. No rush to sell it, just looking to pass a very nice corvette to another enthusiast after I've address the small/general maintanence details.
Last edited by mnstrlt1; 08-31-2013 at 05:05 PM.
08-28-2013, 10:24 PM
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That's a beautiful car you got there. The 91 would be my year of choice in the future. New interior, new exterior, still has black tag zf6, and retains the L98. Best year in my opinion. For that price it will sell no prob, hold out. The market for these cars has seemed to slow down alot.
08-28-2013, 10:51 PM
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Melting Slicks
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That's a beautiful car you got there. The 91 would be my year of choice in the future. New interior, new exterior, still has black tag zf6, and retains the L98. Best year in my opinion. For that price it will sell no prob, hold out. The market for these cars has seemed to slow down alot.
I spent a long time looking for this beauty, but certain circumstances for me have suggested I put this one up for sale.
I elected a 91' 6-speed car for all the reasons you mentioned. I truly believe this is the "ideal" c4 platform for literally any build; blown, turbo, big-inch small block, etc.
I'm also in no hurry to sell, and I know the market is currently soft, but this is a "hard to come by" example. Essentially stock, and unmolested.
08-29-2013, 09:24 AM
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Melting Slicks
Wow, that is a great looking c4, I will be in the market for one come January. I hope I can find one as nice condition and reasonably priced like yours. Good luck with sale!
08-29-2013, 01:15 PM
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Melting Slicks
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Thank you, I appreciate it. I also believe the 1st quarter of the year is a better time for most (financially- tax return season, etc). Good luck with your search.
09-06-2013, 02:54 PM
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That black really looks great, plus it has all the goodies you'd want!
It's a Stealth Midnight Runner doing business under the cover of darkness. LUKE I AM YOUR FATHER
They don't get any cooler than this
It's a Stealth Midnight Runner doing business under the cover of darkness. LUKE I AM YOUR FATHER
They don't get any cooler than this
09-06-2013, 04:18 PM
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Melting Slicks
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