2005 6-speed LS2 Corvette zo6 bumper/hood, chrome wheels only 53k miles $16,000
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2005 6-speed LS2 Corvette zo6 bumper/hood, chrome wheels only 53k miles $16,000 Year: 2005
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Corvette
Price: $16900
Mileage: 53000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): NJ
Color: Black
Transmission: Manual
LS Engine?: Car has LS engine
Car does have a salvage title
I purchased this car at a vehicle auction with the intention of keeping it for myself but i found a 08 Ls3 Corvette that i had to have so this car must go.
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I have driven the car around my neighborhood (since it's not registered or insured) and it drives well. Clutch is very good and has tons of meet left. All gears engage properly with minimal effort. the wheels and tires are in good shape along with the interior. I didn't play around the dvd/cd player but it powers up and opens and closes. I have had the car for days and don't see anything leaking or do i have any leaks in my driveway. Car has a brand new battery I installed
What the car needs
The car needs the plastic panels that mount under the front bumper along with the skid plate
A/C needs to be recharged (doesn't blow cold)
Service ABS light is on
Brakes need to be bleed. There is some air in the line giving them a spongy feel.
E-brake needs to be tightened
You can have a good looking C6 with very little mileage for a bargain price and repair all that it needs within a few hours. I'm looking $16000 firm (Please don't waste my time with silly offers)
Here is a look at my ls1tech feedback https://ls1tech.com/forums/itrader.php?u=44459
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You should really just bleed the brakes yourself or have someone do them for you. It's not like it cost any money. And that way the future buyer can atually test drive the car. This would really help sell the car ALOT
