FS: 2000 C5 Corvette Frame With Clean Title!
09-04-2007, 09:44 AM
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FS: 2000 C5 Corvette Frame With Clean Title! Related to a kit car project, I have a model year 2000, C5 corvette frame to sell. It has a clean title with 44,931 miles registered. PM me for a copy of the AutoCheck report showing the clean title.
Under Michigan and most (maybe all?) state law the vehicle title transfers with the frame so if you buy this frame, you get the clean title.
If you are doing a major renovation/restoration project on a C5, using this frame will give you a clean titled car rather than a salvage titled car!
The rear cross-member is bent and will need to be straightened or replaced. I will shoot and post some pictures of the frame.
I'm not sure what's a reasonable price to ask. The difference in value between a clean title C5 and a salvage title C5 can be $5,000 to $10,000 but that's clearly way too much. How about $2,500 or best offer for the frame and the vehicle title?
I also have some additional C5 parts that might be interesting to a restorer including some body panels, the engine cradle, the transaxle cradle and a complete exhaust system.
Under Michigan and most (maybe all?) state law the vehicle title transfers with the frame so if you buy this frame, you get the clean title.
If you are doing a major renovation/restoration project on a C5, using this frame will give you a clean titled car rather than a salvage titled car!
The rear cross-member is bent and will need to be straightened or replaced. I will shoot and post some pictures of the frame.
I'm not sure what's a reasonable price to ask. The difference in value between a clean title C5 and a salvage title C5 can be $5,000 to $10,000 but that's clearly way too much. How about $2,500 or best offer for the frame and the vehicle title?
I also have some additional C5 parts that might be interesting to a restorer including some body panels, the engine cradle, the transaxle cradle and a complete exhaust system.
