In a market that has so many ready buyers and so few products available, you would think a company like Valley Auto, who specialises in vintage Corvettes, wouldn't need to resort to telling bald face lies to potential clients that are about to plunk down +$50K for a classic Vette. Yet, that's the case. They have been in business for years and integrity isn't one of the virtues that has developed with time and experience. In case you do decide to buy a vette from them, just remember that the phrase "everything works" means that the speedometer, wipers (cable broken under dash), brakes, rear trunk lock, oil pressure gauge, dash lights, etc. don't work (not to mention a hole in the convertible top). There was no vagueness about it and I expressly queried what was working or not. I was, in fact, told that the front brakes "pulled a little, but it was in the shop being repaired". I also asked, before paying, if the brake problem had been resolved and was assured it had. I received the car with front brakes completely un-operational due to solidly stuck front wheel cylinders. I saw no evidence of work having been done at all. To sum it up, if you're considering buying from Valley Auto, have a survey done or better yet, go there and look at the car yourself and drive it. Don't rely on "years of experience as a Corvette specialist" to sway you into believing these folks are reputable. In my opinion, years of experience has only taught them how easy it is to con the buying public. read more