1982 Chevrolet Corvette

Coupe

350 CID

Automatic

1G1AY8780C5114684

Clear

Gasoline

Mileage: Unable to determine from the dash: The auto auction paperwork reflects 39390, the title when I purchased just said exempt, my estimate after review of the photos attached from the restoration are this vehicle had over $100,000; however I can't confirm it, so I've added 10,000 to the sales odometer disclosure statement. Corvette collectors: This car was purchased by me in 2011 near completion of a major rebuild from a gentlemen going through health issues. The cars history is below. My work over the past year involved removal/replacement of the heads due to suspected leak (old ones come with the car), Replacement of the wiring engine harness and repair to the wiring and fuzes, completion of the interior, replacement of the Eldebrock carb and intake manifold, replacement of the distributor and performance parts, AC flush, repair and rework. Replacement of the tires, replacement of one brake caliper, replacement of both short shafts drives, universals, sway bars and suspension adjusting components on the rear. Professional alignment and balance for smooth ride and proper braking. Replacement and repair for fully functional headlight vacuum deployment, rework of ignition, mirrors and door panel systems for proper operation. History: In October 2007 this vehicle was purchased from Southeast Auto Auction of Savannah, clear title with 39390 miles for $4020.00; Pictures attached show the restoration rework completed up until 2011 when I purchased the vehicle. All receipts and invoices come with the car which show a Crate 350 w/Eldebrock Carb and Aluminum intake with Mallary Ignition. The car was advertised with: New AC; Brakes & Calipers, Radiator, Condenser, Carpets, Matts, Interior, Paint (Inside and out from stripped shell), Exhaust system, Spare tire & matching jack, safety battery cutoff, New Key setup, Glove box manual, New door panels, Elect Antenna, Transmission rebuilt, front and rear polly/plastic bumpers changed to fiberglass with many extra parts. The Total: Although several of the areas in restoration required me to detail and purchase new parts, the goal given such a good start in restoration was to detail and improve the driving, handling and experience of this vehicle. The vehicle was purchased at auction for $4020, with about $12000 in rework cost by the previous owner, my purchase price was $6500 plus broker fees for a total of $7000; my investment has been $6500 in parts and labor cost using professionals like RPM Autoworks and Dorsey Tires and alignment. My total investment is $13,000; the previous owners savings $5500 would bring this vehicle to an investment of $18,500 between to two of us: PRICE HAS BEEN REVISED DUE TO LOCAL OFFER PENDING. SELLER RESERVES RIGHT TO SELL LOCALLY BEFORE AUCTION COMPLETION IF RESERVE PRICE IS NOT MEET.On Nov-12-12 at 23:44:25 PST, seller added the following information:  VEHICLE FOR SALE IN U.S. ONLY - Please do not bid if you are outside the U.S.On Nov-15-12 at 16:59:45 PST, seller added the following information: NOTE TO BIDDERS:  Since the reserve was meet, I've paid off vehicle with USAA and currently have title in hand which will be provided with bill of sale on pick up.