Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

So our cars are worth nothing. So what! They're worth something to me.

Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

Worth driving!!

Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

The LPE TT C5 had a high of bid 22K

Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

I'm not a big fan of the C5, but that's a kick right in the nutz.......

Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

that almost makes the TT 368 going for 42 or 44 not hurt as much

Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

Ah.."WORTH" and "PRICE"...the conundrum of the ages!

Then again there's the ol' "BARGAIN". A bargain is nothing more than a selling price anomaly - a distortion resulting from the force(s) of extenuating circumstances of the sale at particular time and place.

IMO, it would be a mistake to make too much out of that one particular selling point. I don't like it either - far as it goes. But, one (selling) point does not a trend make! (thank heaven).

:cheers:

P.

Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

my houses aren't worth anything either. lucky I still like em.

that's the way I feel about the LSV ZR-1

I'm not selling it, I'm driving it, and it's worth it's weight in gold to me and they are pretty heavy.

the ZR-1 and all hot cars are a hassle sometime but it's worth it to drive a cool car and all the time.

I sometimes commute in my daughters mazda protege when it rains and I think, "life it too short to drive junk, even in the rain"

my ZR-1 is a "high miler" at almost 80k, and one of the highest mile LPE LSV cars. not many of the stroker guys drive their cars. I say "buy a poster" it's cheaper. I drive em. :proud:

Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

How about the '95 Black / Black that went for $22,500 at the auction? The paint was in great condition, the interior looked great. I do not know what the mileage was, in any case someone got a great deal. It's not what they sold for, but the enjoyment you get out of owning one. As stated, houses aren't worth what they used to be either. Someday, the prices will creep up, I read a story about a low mile Chevette going for 7k and a Pinto going for $7.5k go figure. the worth is in the value of one who is buying and one who is selling.

Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

If this was 6 months ago, I would have been willing to pay $23k for that 95 with 40,000 miles. I think others may have also been willing to bid in a sane range that still represents a fair deal (less than $25k), but it seems to me that not too many buyers for C4 Z's showed up with money to spend and a couple of people got bargains.

That's how it can go in an auction with no reserve...either way too much or way too low.

Re: Get ready to puke: Mecum ZR-1
 

I'am the one that bought that zr1 at Bloomington bought it on a fluke also have a 2008 zo6 it is not bad interior is all new but need help finding someone to check it out mech I drove it home to Michigan overheated a little in traffic other wise seems good is leaking a little oil noticed on garage floor