02z06dave

its an 03 z06 for just under 15k which seems like a very low price but it is super high miles. what do you think?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2003-...item27b7a42d18

Tangl

Looks like it was in the hurricane area. Probably has some water damage.

1996Z15

Looks like a pretty nice, stock, Z06. I would ask for maintenance records, this car could have been a daily driver that saw a lot of highway use. I like lower mileage cars myself but, this one looks like it was taken care of and not beat up.

If you're interested I would do some research on the car and bid wisely.

imavettegirl

that is a lot of miles.

jrose7004

Too many miles for me.

Florida99

He says front bumper was repainted...was it in a fender bender? May want to check the carfax

olbear1962

jbondfl

the Auto Check says the registration was renewed several times since the hurricane. It does recommend a full inspection.

Sounds to me like a good deal if YOU don't mind the miles. Ask for a stipulation that you get a full deposit refund if the car doesn't pass a water damage inspection.

ronssito

Not for me, but if you can tolerate a high mileage car ... looks pretty clean.

imavettegirl

vehicles on ebay are usually as is.

i highly doubt any refund will be possible on this vehicle.

itzza427

Read between the lines,,and it kinda says he bought it at an auction or other wholesale outlet and plans on flipping it for a few bucks!! He has "driven it for a few months"!! It might be ok,,but I sure wouldn't pay much for it!! Kind of a craps shoot!!

imavettegirl

what isn't?

tracer1

If you buy a used car off a dealer lot with 1xx,xxx miles, it's usually "As-Is, No Warranty". If, only if, a dealer takes this on trade, it usually goes to the auction simply because they don't want it sitting on their lot with that amount of miles. The amount of miles is not that detrimental, It's how those miles were put on the car. If you read this forum carefully, you'll see how a lot of these vette owners treat their cars. Most treat them good, but pay special attention to the ones that run the hell out of them. I wouldn't want some of them at half price, except to part out. Personally, I think any vette that has over 100,000 on it, should be crushed. Afterall, who in their right mind would want a fender, hood, qp, etc from that car on their 10 mile '97.
My 2 cents....flame suit on.......

imavettegirl

so if you found a 1967 BB convertible with 101,001 miles you would think it should be crushed?

flawed logic at work.

tracer1

Thought that would get a rise from you. No, actually. My 3rd vette was a 67 roadster, 427BB. That was my point, wouldn't care how many miles was on it. As I said, "it's not how many miles put on it, it's how those miles were put on it". Here's a thought: What's going to happen when all the C5s out their have 100,000 or close to it?

imavettegirl

your point was buried in mud.

you may be able to "get a rise", not me.

tracer1

I don't doubt that but forget it, evidently the mud is too deep for you.

imavettegirl

to get back on track and out of some little boys fantasy.

from ebay site from link above:

Cancelled: US $11,900.00
Explanation: The seller ended the listing early and cancelled all bids.

tracer1

Good grief, let it go.......

Vetteman Jack

That one had too many miles for my liking, but moot point since the seller pulled the listing.