I am looking at a 2008 Corvette advertised with a long list of options and I want to verify the important ones before I fly out to see it. Which parts of the record actually matter for originality on these cars, and which are noise?
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RPO — Factory equipment record identifying installed options. Browse RPO codes →
I am looking at a 2008 Corvette advertised with a long list of options and I want to verify the important ones before I fly out to see it. Which parts of the record actually matter for originality on these cars, and which are noise?
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Powertrain and the performance options matter most for value. Transmission, any performance package, and the suspension content. Interior colors matter less to most buyers but matter a lot to purists.
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Pull the record and compare it against the listing photos item by item. Wheels and exhaust are the two most commonly changed things, and they are easy to spot.
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Did that and found the wheels do not match the record. Not a dealbreaker but it is a negotiating point now.
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Exactly how to use it. Not to walk away, but to know what you are actually buying.
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