So you guys had some awesome feedback and information on the 1967 Cougar I posted yesterday. Thank you for that!
I’ve got another one. Same 80yo neighbor is considering selling his base model corvette. He’s had it many years and it only has 27k original miles. Garaged its whole life in New Mexico. (Not New America). The interior is also red leather. And it looks immaculate.
What do y’all think a realistic price for this one would be? I was thinking about $8k to $10k but when I look online, it seems like it could be worth more. So I’m coming once again to the experts!

Seeking advice from the experts. You guys! 80 year old neighbor offered his cougar for 10k. Years ago he had the 302 bored 40 over and short stroked. Less than 500 miles on it since. He re did the interior and had it painted once in the original green. But the paint quality wasn’t the best. There are decent sized cracks on the trunk. The car is virtually rust free and been in New Mexico it’s whole life. Mice have been inside and it’s not been started in at least two years. It was last registered in 2013. Is $10k too much? Seems reasonable for the body condition and motor build.

Looking around it seems the seats aren’t original to the vehicle. If not any idea what they are from or were they made for it? Also the vinyl top is in nice shape but is it original? Also the big bumper thing on the back, is it an after market add on? Trying to see how Frankenstein this car is

Spotted in Central Serbia. A disappearing specimen of a legend that left its mark on the 20th century globally

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Went for a walk along the lake bluff trail, and when I came back the light was just too piercing to not take some pictures.

Hello, thank you all for your input on my last post. Here Is the Mustang. I guess it has an overheating issue. I’ve never owned a classic car but is this usually something “simple” like a radiator ? And do you think $20k is fair ?

Now is it a “toot-toot” or “beep-beep”?