1999 Chevrolet Corvette Base Convertible

??? CARMA DEALER CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED — 90-POINT INSPECTED
Includes our Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan and 5-Year Maintenance Plan when purchased at our full out-the-door price. Proudly serving customers with over 22,000 vehicles sold.

1999 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible — 5.7L LS1 V8 | Automatic | Black over Black Leather
Top down, 345 horsepower of LS1 V8 behind you, and the short-throw rumble that made the C5 the Corvette that finally drove as good as it looked. This one is a black-on-black convertible sitting on black wheels with polished lips, it's a local Georgia trade, and it just came out of our own service shop with a long list of work already completed and documented. One key, no owner's manual books — stated up front.

? What You're Actually Getting
? 90-point Carma inspection plus a documented pre-delivery inspection completed by Duluth Auto Service & Imports on 09/17/2026.
? OBDII scan performed and photographed: all drive monitors completed, zero stored or pending trouble codes. The scan photo is in this listing's photos so you can read the results yourself rather than take our word for it.
? Service just completed by our own service team at Duluth Auto Service & Imports: front brake pads replaced, brakes checked, new battery, battery and charging system checked, spark plugs and spark plug wires replaced, valve cover gaskets replaced, oil and filter changed, wipers replaced, and a sun visor repaired. On an LS1, the valve cover gaskets and the plug-and-wire service are the two jobs that head off the classic oil-on-the-plug-boots misfire — both are done.
? Estimated value of that work: roughly $1,700 to $2,600 at dealer labor rates (our estimate — this is our own shop's work, so the full scope of it counts).
? No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX over 27 years. No structural damage, no airbag deployment, no total loss, and a clean title — no salvage, junk, rebuilt, fire, flood, hail, or lemon brand, and no odometer rollback indicated.
? 28 service records and 76 detailed records on the CARFAX, every owner a personal owner — no fleet, rental, or commercial use in its history.
? Local Georgia car since 2019, with consistent documented service at Georgia shops right through this year.
? One key, no owner's manual books.

?? Real Value — Why This Is More Than a Price Tag
We cross-check every vehicle against multiple independent sources instead of quoting whichever number flatters us most, and on a 27-year-old Corvette those sources spread out — so here is the whole picture. Kelley Blue Book puts a 1999 Corvette Convertible at $13,453 private party. Live comps for 1999 Corvettes in the 93,000–108,000 mile range show sold examples from $12,987 up to $17,995, with currently active asking prices between $13,950 and $14,999 — sold numbers are what somebody actually paid, asking numbers are what somebody hopes to get. Edmunds' appraisal tool is the outlier, landing near $5,069 dealer retail, but it defaults to 12,000 miles a year on a car this old, which prices a 320,000-mile Corvette rather than this one. Weighing those together against this car's mileage, a fair market range here is roughly $12,500 to $14,500.

Now add what comes with it, in real dollars:
• Service just completed, $1,700–$2,600 estimated. Brakes, battery, plugs, wires, valve cover gaskets, oil. Those are bills the next owner is simply not going to get.
• 5-Year Maintenance Plan, $2,500 value. 25 discounted oil changes plus radiator service, AC service, engine diagnostics, and hundreds of additional discounts, with no year or mileage restrictions — five years of upkeep on a weekend car, at a discount.
• Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan, $300 retail value. Level 1 engine, transmission, and drivetrain coverage, paying up to $1,500 toward an engine or transmission failure. On a 27-year-old V8, that's coverage most cars this age simply don't co