Sharks, can be a blast to drive. I think it all depends on what you start with. If you get a car in excellent mechanical shape, it could be a fine daily driver.cruzr said:Thinking about buying a shark, 1976 to 82 range seem to be reasonably priced still. How would you rate C3's in this vintage as everyday drivers. Any and all opinions/thoughts/help welcome. T.I.A.
I can answer my own question after looking. All Im finding is junk and smooth talkers in local area.cruzr said:Thanks everyone for your input. Now all I need to do is find a great buy on a nice one. Been watching the local paper and and other forum. Is it possible to find anything really nice below 10 grand? Or should I wait until I can afford to pay more? Im thinking about 80 to 82 model, but not ruleing out others yet.. Any input would be appreciated.:buhbye:
I bought one for a driver 10 years ago and still have it. It is one of the best drivers I have ever had, and still to this day I put lots of miles on it. There are some nice C3's still out there and if you take your time you won't be sorry. Good luck :thumbsup:cruzr said:Thinking about buying a shark, 1976 to 82 range seem to be reasonably priced still. How would you rate C3's in this vintage as everyday drivers. Any and all opinions/thoughts/help welcome. T.I.A.
You are right on all of the accounts above, and I'm with you it has always got me home to!:thumbsup:81 Corvette said:My 81 is my only car.
Are there more powerful cars out there. Yes
Are the more comfortable cars out there. Yes
Are there more reliable cars out there. Yes
Would I trade mine for one. NO!!!!!!!!!!!
I've had it for 7 months, and its not failed to get me home yet.
Thanks for the info.:thumbsup:mytoy74 said:Hey guys, just returned from a trip to Lansing Michigan and there is a classic dealership up there. I seen some very nice vettes priced under 10,000 there and thought you guys would enjoy the link. Its Holt auto sales at www.holtautosales.com