Keep posting your car pictures on any website. Maybe have a kid do a U-tube video about "Stolen Barn Find Corvette". Take time to visit as many police stations leaving off pictures. All you need is one policeman that likes Corvettes or owned one in the past to take an interest in finding your Corvette. He has 1000's of co-workers always on the road that visit all the seedy areas you & I would never go. Maybe offering a reward for info. I agree with others it may have been someone you know that took the Corvette or told another where the car was sitting! List on Craigslist "Corvette HardTop wanted, willing to pay $5000.00. You can only hope! Good luck, Bob Perreault Good luck, Bob
I knew an old woman who had purchased a nice old impala convertible in 1958 off the showroom floor. It was her daily driver in Tucson. In the mid-90s she would tell me all the time how men would follow her the 30 miles out to her ranch and then offer her money for the car. I towed my 71 Chevy a few months ago down to Austin from Dallas and had 3 offers on the way. One motorcyclist passed me on the right shoulder and circled me for 10 minutes. This is a truck I had a hard time getting 2k for. A yellow corvette of that year on a trailer was bound to attract a lot of attention. My guess is it is not yellow anymore...I will keep an eye out as well.
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