Somebody should tell this guy what has been happening to C5 corvette prices lately. $31k ?!!? Seriously?
It has lambo doors tho.
And the engine covers have "been dipped in carbon fiber"
Somebody should tell this guy what has been happening to C5 corvette prices lately. $31k ?!!? Seriously?
It has lambo doors tho.
And the engine covers have "been dipped in carbon fiber"
In reply to barefootskater :
In the voice of Regular Car Reviews: Lots of winga-dinga here. WINGA-DINGA, WINGA-DINGA!
Appleseed said:In reply to barefootskater :
In the voice of Regular Car Reviews: Lots of winga-dinga here. WINGA-DINGA, WINGA-DINGA!
Mr. Regular is so nice when he did my car!
What is it about Corvette's that seem to attract awful, gaudy, tacky stick on customization and bling at a higher rate than other cars?
In reply to Adrian_Thompson :
I'd like to think that it's mean age of Corvette buyers. That age is about 61.
On top of being gawdy it is an automatic, move the decimal point one place to the left and maybe we'll talk. Then there would be some money to fix it.
hobiercr said:It's cool but is it $599,000 cool?
Lose a zero, and I'll start to come around. Honestly, lose two and I'm all there. That's probably the value to me, but I know it's nowhere near the cost to build. Maybe I'm not the target demo.
Edit: what does a new one from your dealer cost? ... MT did a review showing $525,000 estimated. Yeah... Nope.
Mike said:hobiercr said:It's cool but is it $599,000 cool?
Lose a zero, and I'll start to come around. Honestly, lose two and I'm all there. That's probably the value to me, but I know it's nowhere near the cost to build. Maybe I'm not the target demo.
This one also has six wheels and one and a half fewer zeros for a not-delusional price. And all six wheels are much bigger. Army truck on flotation tires
It is a slick top which I am keeping track of prices for when I buy but $800 take a running jump pal.
nutherjrfan said:
I often wonder about ads like that - why don't they at least take 60 seconds to empty out some of the trash in the car before taking photos.
Oh look, a well worn 2001 Escape.
With a Kenne Bell supercharger!
Not really delusional but totally unexpected.
https://lewiston.craigslist.org/cto/d/2001-ford-escape-supercharged/6634960995.html
In reply to stanger_missle :
I'm kind of glad that's half the country away... though I don't think the Dancer would go for my replacing her ailing 2008 Mariner with a 2001 Escape, supercharger or no.
STM317 said:That Kenne Bell kit has to be worth at least $1k right?
That's what I'm thinking. Pull the blower kit, scrap the rest of the car.
In reply to STM317 :
Yeah, from what I can find, they didn't sell a whole lot of those kits. Me thinks they are kinda rare. I believe they will also fit the 3L in the Fusion/Milan as well.
I wish I had $1k to buy it
In reply to stanger_missle :
If it were closer (and the kit also fits the later 3Ls...) I'd be far too tempted to buy it, pull the kit and scrap/part out the car, and throw it on the Dancer's Mariner and fix any remaining issues to keep it for a while longer. I'm sure she'd ask my why would she want a supercharged FWD SUV, the answer to that being, "Why would you NOT want a supercharged FWD SUV?!?!? Why would you not want a supercharged ANYTHING?!?!"
In reply to stanger_missle :
What's up with the top? It looks like one of those canvas roll back roofs, just poorly fitted. Yea though, I'd buy it to strip the supercharger off it but the Metal Mulisha sticker on the fill door tells me all I need to know about the owner and the maintenance done over the last 50k miles or so.
In reply to The0retical :
Huh, I didn't notice the top.
You're right. It looks like an aftermarket canvas sunroof thingy. This looks beat 7 ways from Sunday. I can only imagine what the interior smells like .
I wish I had some disposable income right now; I'd buy this thing just to satisfy my morbid curiosity (but not for a grand )
In reply to Ashyukun (Robert) :
I couldn't find a whole bunch on the supercharger setup outside of an old Motortrend article where they tested a supercharged 2001 Escape.
I guess it made the Escape pretty entertaining to drive:
https://www.motortrend.com/cars/ford/escape/2001/2001-kenne-bell-ford-escape/
Top tip. If you're listing your car on facebook maybe you should delete the posts of the big smoky burnouts or the one of you getting winched out of a ditch. Either that or don't have the phrases "gently driven" or "no accidents" in your ad.
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