[FS] 1987 Corvette
12-07-2003, 11:28 AM
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[FS] 1987 Corvette
I cannot believe I'm doing this, but the clock is ticking and I have to part with her...
99k miles, rebuilt 4+3, new clutch, new battery, A/C, black interior and exterior, new carpet, new roof (white, transparent roof cracked), dual exhaust w/ LT1 tips. It's also either Z51 or Z52. I think it's a Z51 because it has the oil cooler, yellow bilsteins, and quick ratio steering...
It's got new clutch master and slave cylinders but I cannot get all of the spounge out of the clutch pedal.. I suspect the new clutch master cylinder may be defective. It will not release the clutch completely preventing shifting gears. You can however shift just fine while the engine is not running and also start and drive in any gear, you just can't shift cause the clutch won't disengage completely. I'm working on this whenever I can but I am just running out of time fast. I leave for BMT at the end of this month.
I bought the car originally for $5,000 then replaced/repaired the following major items:
New digi-dash
New carpet
New leather seats
Re-finish interior plastic trim
Rebuilt tranny
New clutch
New roof
Fixed headlights
$5,000 and she's all yours. I live in Canaveral Groves, FL (Cocoa area).
I'll have another one some day :cry
99k miles, rebuilt 4+3, new clutch, new battery, A/C, black interior and exterior, new carpet, new roof (white, transparent roof cracked), dual exhaust w/ LT1 tips. It's also either Z51 or Z52. I think it's a Z51 because it has the oil cooler, yellow bilsteins, and quick ratio steering...
It's got new clutch master and slave cylinders but I cannot get all of the spounge out of the clutch pedal.. I suspect the new clutch master cylinder may be defective. It will not release the clutch completely preventing shifting gears. You can however shift just fine while the engine is not running and also start and drive in any gear, you just can't shift cause the clutch won't disengage completely. I'm working on this whenever I can but I am just running out of time fast. I leave for BMT at the end of this month.
I bought the car originally for $5,000 then replaced/repaired the following major items:
New digi-dash
New carpet
New leather seats
Re-finish interior plastic trim
Rebuilt tranny
New clutch
New roof
Fixed headlights
$5,000 and she's all yours. I live in Canaveral Groves, FL (Cocoa area).
I'll have another one some day :cry
12-18-2003, 06:03 PM
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Re: [FS] 1987 Corvette (KLLRVET)
My appologies. I was unable to post the pics before I left; I've been in VT for the past 1.5 weeks and just got back in. I took pics before I left and they're on my digital camera. I'll get that thing up and running tonight when I get home (at work now) and post the pics. Sorry about the delay but I didn't have a computer up there in the frozen north (and it was nice and frozen :D)
12-19-2003, 08:53 PM
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Re: [FS] 1987 Corvette (A)
Ok here are pics, I finally found drivers for my digi-cam:
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrow...elected=679015
The Gixxer's up for grabs too if anybody's interested, 600cc '02 under extended warantee.
[Modified by A, 8:04 PM 12/19/2003]
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrow...elected=679015
The Gixxer's up for grabs too if anybody's interested, 600cc '02 under extended warantee.
[Modified by A, 8:04 PM 12/19/2003]
