Rarely driven, near perfect condition 1996 Corvette LT-4 coupe
Rare Rose Festival Queen Parade Style, Classic Collectors Corvette
Portland, Oregon



Custom built in December, 1995. 1996 model year 5.7L LT-4 (last and only year made)
A grand total of only 6,359 LT-4s (including the CE and GS) were ever built.
And only 488 Competition yellow LT-4s (and only 103 6-speeds with black leather interiors) like this one were manufactured... and that number gets smaller every year
15,000 original miles. One owner. 100% factory stock.
Has almost every option available, factory installed
including the real moo cow leather electric seating upgrade
and the suspension upgrade (both of these are very rare to find)



6 speed transmission (it's a rocket)
Most Corvettes out there are automatics, as you probably know

Never been in an accident. Sunny day car always garaged
Two tops. Competition yellow (same as the car) and smoked glass
This car was built especially for me as part of an order for the Penske Racing Team
V-E-R-Y FAST!!!!

The value of these Corvettes goes up every year, not down.

$26,000 FIRM!!

This price is lower than most of the equivalent LT-4's I've seen advertised.
When the economy recovers, (or even if it doesn't) the value and prices on these
Corvettes will continue to go up. The prices in the Kelly Blue Book are pretty
much irrelevant here.... rare Corvettes are not a commodity item like most cars.
The real value is the amount that someone who has one is willing to sell it for.
Meanwhile, until someone comes along who's willing to pay my asking price, I'll
continue to enjoy driving this car :)

I'm not and have not been interested in low-ball offers from Dealers looking to make a quick profit
I still have the factory window sticker!



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Buyer's notes: Having a rare Corvette for sale seems to really bring out the flakes, phoneys and idiots, it seems. I hope you don't take offense at the following but self-preservation demands some clarity on how much disrespectful behavior I am willing to put up with.

I am selling a classic Corvette that is exactly as I represent it to be here. My integrity is not for sale at any price and if it were, I would not begin my life of dishonesty trying to cheat someone out of a measly few thousand bucks. I'm looking for an similarly honest and sincere buyer who would love to own this car and can afford to do so. This seems to me to be a very simple paradigm. If you're seriously interested in buying a classic Corvette and can afford to do so, I'll be happy to hear from you. But if you're just interested in jacking people around and wasting their time, please do so with someone else.

So here are a few items which ought to be obvious to people with at least moderate intelligence:

The Corvette is a sports car. It handles like a sports car and it is difficult to get in and out of like a sports car. Corvettes have only two seats and no trunk. If you've never actually driven a Corvette (RECENTLY), please go to a Chevrolet dealership, test drive one and otherwise waste their time and not mine.

As you can see, this car is bright yellow in color. And all LT-4's are manual transmission 6-speeds. If you have your heart set on a different color and/or don't know how to drive a stick shift, please waste someone else's time and not mine.

The listed price is the price that I am willing to sell this car for. If you think my asking price is too high, you are entitled to your opinion. But your opinion has no bearing whatever on the amount I am willing to sell this car for. In addition, if you do not have sufficient cash in hand to pay the asking price for this car, please waste someone else's time, not mine.

If your State has a sales or other tax/fee/whatever that will effect the total acquisition cost for buying this car, please factor that in as noted above. In summary, if you can not afford to buy a Corvette, please waste someone else's time, not mine.

If you feel compelled to ask if the Corvette I had custom built for me in 1995 has any liens on it, you probably aren't intelligent enough to be driving a high performance car (with all due respect).

I am happy to show serious, financially qualified prospects this car and answer any reasonable questions about it. I don't necessarily expect that you will have a pocket full of cash with you on your first visit to see this car, although that would certainly enhance your bargaining position if you did. However: please understand that starting this car for two minutes just because someone wants to "hear it run" is not good for the car and it is more than a little annoying to me. If you have cash in hand and are ready to buy today, then of course I will be happy to let you "hear it run". But if you are just out kicking tires, you'll have to take my word for it that this car sounds and runs like a 1996 Corvette with 15,000 miles on it. Many time wasting lookie-loos have previously confirmed that this car runs great. Nuff said

There are apparently quite a few people out there who's idea of fun is to get out of the trailer on a sunny weekend and "test drive" expensive, luxury sports cars that they have absolutely no intention of buying. And in most cases, can ill-afford to buy. So if you're just looking to take a free joy ride, please waste someone else's time, not mine. Here's how it will go:

If you don't put my full asking price, in cash, in my hands, forget about driving this car anywhere. And to make sure that you have some skin in the game and to protect myself should this car disappear or become damaged, you will need to obtain insurance for this car from your insurance company using it's VIN number which I will provide. If you're serious about buying this car, this requirement will not be an issue for you since you will need to insure it before you can drive it home anyway. But having to provide proof of insurance will be a major pain for people who are just screwing around so it's a self-correcting problem.

As I said, I apologize in advance if any of the above insults or offends you. But dealing with idiots and dishonest people has forced me to establish some boundaries. If you're a serious buyer, hopefully we can work something out. but if you are just some clown with no money and too much time on your hands, please waste someone else's time, not mine.



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