another barn find

Gay

This car was absolutely hidden from the repo man. I refuse to believe any other story. It's not like it was a bubble wrapped and preserved car that was left behind by some old guy who passed, instead it was a slightly modified (note the tinted tails) car which hit something up front and stashed away in a random storage unit until they probably couldn't afford to pay for that anymore either.

7998 said:

^Lol @ Roland Martin^
I'd give $30k for it if the owner fixed the bumper and secured a valid title.

I can't wait for all the "Barn Find" 2002 Camero SS & WS6's to start hitting the market. I think 9/10 of them were bubble wrapped with their MSO's and commemorative floor mat cryogenically preserved.

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A 2002 SS came through work with 3000 original miles on it. Car was original down to the tires. The people
Who owned it said it was put in a garage and left to sit.

jeffh81 said:

A 2002 SS came through work with 3000 original miles on it. Car was original down to the tires. The people
Who owned it said it was put in a garage and left to sit.

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Girl I went to HS with had one brand new 35 anniversary edition. Beautiful car even though I prefer a WS-6. On another note cool find but with no title, damage, and all that hassle pass.


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BlksvtCobra01 said:

Girl I went to HS with had one brand new 35 anniversary edition. Beautiful car even though I prefer a WS-6. On another note cool find but with no title, damage, and all that hassle pass.


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Ram air T/A were straight titties.
The SS that came through work was a 35 anniversary car.
You right about pass on the hassle that the z06

I FOrget the details, but you can get a title fairly easy. If I recall it's through Utah. Just mail. Its been a couple years since I had a old buddy do it, so I don't recall for sure but he knew how to do it.

Should be fun when you go to do the title and the bank that owns it, comes to you for their money. How much were they new, $80k? Guessing a bank somewhere has a note on it for $7xxxx.

johnkn said:

And after you go through all those hurdles, the real owner shows up with the original title and takes you to court to get his car back, the seller has disappeared, and you're out $38k. Pass......

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In GA, if the court ok'd the sale, and its publicly auctioned, its pretty easy to get a title in your name

https://dor.georgia.gov/abandonment-process-after-court-order

offroadkarter said:

This car was absolutely hidden from the repo man. I refuse to believe any other story. It's not like it was a bubble wrapped and preserved car that was left behind by some old guy who passed, instead it was a slightly modified (note the tinted tails) car which hit something up front and stashed away in a random storage unit until they probably couldn't afford to pay for that anymore either.

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Exactly what I was thinking. Could be stolen as well..

The big draw is the 720 miles, obviously these cars are not hard to find. I'm sure some corvette collector will throw it in the stable and not drive it for 30 years.

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The big draw is the 720 miles, obviously these cars are not hard to find. I'm sure some corvette collector will throw it in the stable and not drive it for 30 years.

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How many old people out there locked these in a garage under a cover and only took them to the local show and shine once a month? It's like saying "Wow, a low mile shelby GT500! Won't find one of these again"

I guess, yes, the appeal is its a sub 1000 mile car, but I'd be willing to bet it's easier to find a sub 1000 mile Z06 than a vehicle wasn't mistaken as a collectible like a e46 m3 or a terminator.