On Sunday, February 2, 2014 5:54:58 AM UTC-7, Randall Cole wrote:
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> I am looking at buying a 1962 corvette. It had a frame off restore in 1989 and paint job(Honduras Maroon). It is in good shape, with just some minor scratches and stuff. The engine (1965) and transmission are not matching numbers. I am going to need to work on the front right breaks as it pulls to the right.
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> Is $41k a good price for a 1962 in "good" condition with out knowing how many miles are on the engine?
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> This is the first time i got a good look at a 1962 corvette. I was surprised when I looked inside the front tire well and there is nothing that protects the underside of the painted fiberglass from rocks. I can see the back side of the headlights when I look around the front tire. Is that right or is the car missing the front wheel wells or something?
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There are no inner fender panels. That is the reason that the fenders are susceptible to having "Stars" in the paint on top from rocks being thrown up by the tires. This is true for the rear also.

PDDeen


> I found a photo of a 1962 corvette that has been in an accident. This photo shows that there is nothing above the front tire. (This is not the care I am looking at buying)
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> http://www.readytofix.com/Photos/196...ration_Red.jpg
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> Thanks for your help and advice.