1969 Convertible, 350/350 Cortez Silver / Numbers Matching / Original

Got old too quickly. Arthur found me. (arthritis in both hips).
Selling my 1969. Just a bullet list. Message me if more info needed.
Prefer payment by wire transfer, cash, or cashiers check or what ever is safe
- original owner since 1974- 67,000 when purchased (in 1974)- 101,000 miles- just bought new set of Coker tires (BFGoodrich)- stainless steel brakes with speed bleeders all the way around.- new carpet 3 years ago- all new seats 2 years ago- clock works intermittently- radio has not worked since rear fiberoptic replaced- no power anything- both types of wheel covers (beauty rings and spoked caps)- engine still strong- louver trim option- alarm system option- headlight washers option- garaged, never driven in snow (since I've owned it)- frame solid- front and rear bumper recently redone, look better than new.- 2 car covers- numbers matching, original engine, transmission, rear end.- no-hit car.
if more info needed pls contact me, can do FaceTime video with your iPhone.
WayneWeedsport, New York

On Aug-17-18 at 13:00:56 PDT, seller added the following information:

I am able to provide more photos, videos or can do a FaceTime video if needed.
I would hope any buyer has already checked Haggerty, VetteFinders, UsedCorvettesForsale, Proteam and others to get a sense of asking price for chrome bumper sharks. I did, calculated an average for '69 small block convertibles, non concours, and set my reserve $5K lower.
One other note, if you're not mechanically inclined (can't change your own oil, spark plugs, etc), I recommend NOT buying ANY classic or vintage automobile.
Wayne.