Find is Corvette C3 at

Sorta but not really. It's based in 1995, and you get a shitty old car that's completely disassembled in your driveway that you get to put together yourself. It's called a "Satsuma" but it's based on the Datsun 100a. There aren't very many drivable cars in the game because the main focus is building and driving your car, but the loaner car at the mechanic's shop is an old American muscle car. It's a really cool game but it is INFURIATING.

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PhillGuy@reddit

Correction; Find is some of a Corvette C3.

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CamaroIsHot-68@reddit (OP)

I did that to get people attention.

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DefLeria@reddit

My dad bought and restored one of these (76 model) about 20 years ago. It had suspension but no engine/trans and the front body needed replacement. He calls it his $1500 gas cap, because that's the only part he didn't have to modify.

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Haunting_Dragonfly_3@reddit

Plans for it?

Maybe if you had one that a tree, or house, fell on, and you HAD to have a 75...

Least desired years, 75-76-77. No way to ever make it worth what it would cost to finish.

Denver market is different, but in MI, rollers are in that range, and decent drivers $4-5k

C4s are dirt cheap, and ugly IMO, but arguably much better cars.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1289999119731187/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A012275fa-8677-433d-a957-d1b7220ef96e

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Imaginary_Rhubarb179@reddit

Clean title?

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CamaroIsHot-68@reddit (OP)

All cars that they sale have a clean title.

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Imaginary_Rhubarb179@reddit

I'd look at what a clean, complete '75 is going for right now. Then I'd look at what it would cost to aquire what's missing from this one (essentially everything but the shell). I strongly doubt this would be the better option

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mondaymoderate@reddit

You can get them all day for under 10k. It’s not the most desirable corvette out there. You can find them for pretty cheap running and complete.

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mini4x@reddit

The later the less they are worth, the only C3's that really carry any value are the metal bumper cars.

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Fryphax@reddit

Not the option for someone wanting a stock car.

For someone building a purpose built race car, it could make sense.

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i_got_a_rune_scimmy@reddit

If you were planning on a full frame resto-mod / drag car / off road corvette anyways that's actually not a horrible option.

C3's can be found dirt cheap around here but even at twice that price, half of the frames are rusted to the point of needing to replace entirely or (imho hack job) welding in reinforcements all over anyways.

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