If the guy would have put a car like this away in a bubble it would have been the right decision.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/122402154126

 

It's kinda sad either way, if you think about it... In both cases no one really got to enjoy either car. The RS on account of being a nothing sixer, and the Iroc on account of it sitting in storage 98% of the time.

I appreciate seeing a nicely preserved thirdgen. I've mostly preserved most of the ones I've kept for 17 years. But I'd be hard pressed to say that I've enjoyed them as much as I have my fleet of beaters I've owned in the same time period. There's a certain freedom that comes with a higher mileage car that you just don't get with a pristine original. A small tear in a seat, or a door ding still rubs me wrong, but at the end of the day it's no biggie.

 

Here is the problem - all of these NAPA sourced replacement parts!

 

Im digging that Iroc and its only 15 minutes from me. Maybe I can convince the shop owner to let me drool over it. Id also love to take a pictures of it for restoration purposes.

 

I hear you. A well maintained 3rd gen with over 100,000 miles can be driven with abandon.

 

Now that is a beautiful car. I post on the "91 RS" that it was in fact US dollars, not Canadian. Comparing the 2, there is no question which one I would be bringing home. But seeing the price of this one, makes me real happy with the deal I got.

 

You stole your car - that's all there is to it!

 

I almost bought this exact car a few years ago from the original owner as it wasn't advertised, but someone else with deeper pockets got wind of it and stepped in at the time to buy it... I remember being pretty upset about it. However, in hindsight, it was very nice, but being as picky as I am it definitely wasn't perfect and there were some body imperfections that would have driven me nuts. There were multiple dings in the car that broke thru the paint and had been touched up. But still, it was a very nice example.

 

I totally agree!

 

I would be more worried about the fact that some knucklehead tech took the dash apart then the replacement heater core.

 

holy crap! that cherry iroc gives me wood! the freaking A-arms are still shiney black, what a cherry of a car

 

Clean car, never been a fan of the red ones though (idk why). I imagine they could get 22 for it, either way it's not a bad price for what you get.

But man, ya gotta think that car has had a pretty sad life. It's like building a house and never living in it.

I'd DD it all day.

 

I'm curious as to how it took 19.9 gallons of gas. Probably a generic value on the invoice but still that customer probably thought he got 20 gallons. Lol