1999 FRC Corvette

Bandit1

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1999 FRC Corvette
Runs and drives great
12XXXX miles
12K OBO

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Ron 586-524-1406
 
Detail it real good, take some good pictures under the hood and of the interior and post it up on CorvetteForum.com. Raise your price to $14-$15K, that's an Arctic White FRC and they only made 331 of them. Beware though, if those brake ducts on the side are real it may turn some people away.
 
I dont do business like that. If you are serious about the car and a bottom dollar you will come look at it............

YEa I'm the same way with local sales. If your serious come look at it and wave some cash in my face. 99% of the time people that talk are just that they are talkers. Good luck with the sale Ron looks like a nice car!
 
Detail it real good, take some good pictures under the hood and of the interior and post it up on CorvetteForum.com. Raise your price to $14-$15K, that's an Arctic White FRC and they only made 331 of them. Beware though, if those brake ducts on the side are real it may turn some people away.

I agree with everything Mike said. If the interior and underhood are as clean as the rest of the car looks, you should be able to get $14k even with 120k miles on it. Not only is the white rare, it's actually desirable.
 
PM me bottom dollar


I love hearing that question! My reply has always been :

Ya know, it not a matter of how low I’ll go but a matter of high
high you’ll go
……..if you don’t like my stated price of $12,000
or b/o……you can always offer me $12,500.”

One reason I never post “o/b”. I simply post what I think its worth,
and kill all that guess work. If it doesn’t sell in a month or two, I might
lower the price.

Otherwise a good price is a good price & if that isn’t good enough for
some car shoppers & they want to negotiate the price, then raise it!

I understand there are two ways to play “Lets Buy A Car”. Some believe
you simply ask for what you think the car is worth & price it accordingly,
others say “always add a few grand to the price so they can talks ya down
a little”.

The problem is when you get a buyer & a seller together each playing a
different version of the “Lets Buy A Car” game.
 
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