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billybaloneey · 06-29-2009

With all the small town mom & pop, and under performing GM dealerships forced out of business, I can't help but think there will be a lot of, OEM ZR-1 specific and Corvette in general, stuff hitting the on-line auction sites and large swap meets, after their parts inventories are bought up, cataloged and then put up for sale. There must to be a lot...well maybe not a lot, but at least some... ZR-1 stuff sitting on dealer shelves that they didn't even know they had.

The same goes for dealership tools, and some unemployed mechanics tools, used specifically on Corvettes...lots of used Kent-Moore tools will be hitting the market.

It's an unfortunate situation for those GM dealerships and employees, but a potentially fortunate situation for the Corvette owner that likes to get their hands dirty.

06-29-2009	#16
billybaloneey Join Date: May 2008 Location: Mauriceville, Texas Posts: 179	Re: Frustrated With all the small town mom & pop, and under performing GM dealerships forced out of business, I can't help but think there will be a lot of, OEM ZR-1 specific and Corvette in general, stuff hitting the on-line auction sites and large swap meets, after their parts inventories are bought up, cataloged and then put up for sale. There must to be a lot...well maybe not a lot, but at least some... ZR-1 stuff sitting on dealer shelves that they didn't even know they had. The same goes for dealership tools, and some unemployed mechanics tools, used specifically on Corvettes...lots of used Kent-Moore tools will be hitting the market. It's an unfortunate situation for those GM dealerships and employees, but a potentially fortunate situation for the Corvette owner that likes to get their hands dirty.