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Thanks for your replies! Very informative and I liked that C4 buyers guide. UPDATE: The 89 with 70k miles decided to keep it. And the 93 with 140k miles for $6k: I decided to take Bogus' advice and not buy it. My GM dealer had a 2004 coupe with 150k miles for 10 grand SO I BOUGHT IT! What a thrill it was to navigate through traffic to an open stretch of coastal highway and punch it for the first time at 55 mph and accelerate to 95 in a couple of fast heartbeats! WOW. No wonder Corvette owners are such a tight group of ardent believers! I actually returned the 2004 after 24 hours of ownership and my dealer took it back, thankfully. I had a C5 corvette mechanic inspect it and it needed a rear bearing (was grinding) and a differential rebuild (was leaking bad). So now I've upped my price (will get a loan) and am lining up appointments for my ideal vette. Guess I'll join the C5 forum, but thanks for all the sage C4 wisdom. Gary
Posted on: 2018/1/14 8:02
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Hello Gurus! I need your help. Is it better to buy older with lower mileage?
I am a first time corvette buyer looking at two convertibles, either an 89 with 70,000 miles at $6,000 or a 93 with 140,000 also for $6,000. What's your opinion? Thanks in advance!
Posted on: 2018/1/10 20:18
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