DT: Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Neon Sign
Item Details
- location: Pennsylvania 19030
- Lot #: M-0048731-DT
Available for auction is a Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Neonetics Neon Sign. The officially licensed sign featues multi-colored, hand-blown neon glass tubing. The glass tubes are backed by a silk-screened full color image, and the entire sign is supported by a black finished metal grid and measures 30" x 20" x 4". 
Neonetics neon signs have a warm mesmerizing glow, and are powered by industrial strength transformers, which operate silently and more efficiently than incandescent bulbs. The 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray was a milestone model in the Corvette's history, with many notable features. 
The 1969 Corvette was part of the third generation of Corvettes, known as the C3, which used the Stingray name from 1969–1976. Don't miss your opportunity to own a piece of Chevrolet's automotive legacy with this neon sign. The buyer is responsible for shipping, shipping insurance handling, and transactional fees. PCARMARKET is not responsible for anything lost or damaged during shipping.
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Bid in the amount of $500
@FrankTheCrank we r looking around $250 to $300 to CA via ups only I don't use other carriers they don't care abt the packages..
Bid in the amount of $350
I don’t think that you understand. I’m looking for a firm price to ship this to California including packing and insurance. Without that I’m out.
@eagle32 I always offer to the buyer if he/she want me to take care of the shipping supplies and quotes they just have to pay for and I never have a complaint abt it , but some buyer decide to do everything themselves.
Hope this help
@FrankTheCrank I always offer to the buyer if he/she want me to take care of the shipping supplies and quotes they just have to pay for and I never have a complaint abt it , but some buyer decide to do everything .
Hope this help
I'm in California as well and very interested but the shipping thing is a bit of a monkey wrench. Maybe the seller should swing it by a FedEx or UPS retail store and get a quote. It'll only take 10 minutes and that includes the wait in line. I agree with eagle32, this is the sellers job.
How to determine the cost to ship to California? Boxing and packing should be a sellers job with shipping costs whatever that actually is based on say FedEx charges. Difficult for a buyer not local to estimate packing and shipping costs on their own.
Bid in the amount of $100