BigKitty

Have been going to the Jeff Hardy sit lately to check on 2011 vette's for sale,and nothing comes up except that there is nothing to fit your specifications.No matter what I enter this is the reply?

ladder13

same here

widgetsupply

That's weird. The 2010's still work.

Garret

So send Jeff an email? There are 3 posts about this site in the last week or two....

Wayne O

I almost threw-up there for a second...."Ed Hardy" (clothing) flashed through my mind. I'm Ok...I figured out you said "Jeff Hardy."

I just checked the website and I'm getting the same (lack of) results you are. I thought it might be the active-X filtering on my web browser but I shut that off and the website still didn't return any results. I'm not sure what's going on.

RicK T

Just reminding everyone Jeff was suffering severe health issues last year and we haven't heard anything new since then. Keep him in your thoughts and give him a break. If he is able to work on the site, he will.

JC7

This guy has sold a lot of Corvettes with his web site! I hope and pray he is feeling and getting better!

JerriVette

Wishing Jeff the best.

fnbrowning

Is there another new Corvetter locator tool or site we can use while Jeff Hardy recovers?

talon90

Jeff Hardy is not a "Business". Jeff is a forum member with a particular set of skills and programming ability and was able to write code for a website that polls the GM Buypower website based on selected criteria.

It has been written that Jeff has been ill for some time and was having difficulty getting to updating his website.

While his website has been invaluable to thousands of forum members looking in to buying a new Corvette, what needs to take priority is his health.

While GM took down public access to the GMBuypower.com website for retail, it remains for supplier and employee pricing. You can search inventory (albeit at Supplier pricing list) here:

http://www.gmbuypower.com/index.jsp?...rType=GMSUPPLR

fnbrowning

Of course it needs to be said the the GMBuypower website is wholly inadequate for cross-country searching. If you don't think of a particular city, you could miss what you're looking for.
For instance, when I was looking to buy, I would have never thought of just the right zip code to configure a search to look in (1) a suburb of (2) a major city in (3) a neighboring state for just the Corvette I wanted.

That's what made the "particular set of skills and programming ability" of Jeff's site so valuable.

As we all wish him the very best, maybe it would be for the greater good if Mr. Hardy would accede to allowing another programmer to continue his good work.

Stevenyc777

Wish him the best I purchased my car through his web site..

jschindler

I agree. I've said for years that it's the most useless site I've ever seen. Rather than pick a car and find out what dealer has it, you have to pick a dealer and hope they have it. I've found some tricks to using it, but as you say, it's pretty damn worthless.

What I've been doing it using www.cars.com. You can narrow the search quite a bit, then if you find something of interest google the dealer and look at their web-site to pull up the window sticker. Not nearly as good as the Hardy site, but it's workable.

need-for-speed

May God Bless Jeff Hardy. His programming skills helped many.

talionstallion21

I purchased my vette due to research on his site. I thank him and wish him well!

surburban99

I hope Jeff is okay, his site is how I found my "The Official Car Of Your Dreams..."