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KILLSHOTS · 01-06-2016

My '90 with only 17K - which was nearly perfect and had had $15K in mods and "restoration" dumped into it - languished for months at an asking price of $25K/OBO. I finally traded it in on a C6 and got only about $20K. The moral of the story is that what you think they're "worth" and what you can get for them are usually two quite different figures. With ZR-1s, most of the guys in the world who value them highly are on this site regularly and already have one or more of the cars. They're awesome cars with amazing engines, but the rest of the world doesn't value them highly, unfortunately. The "value" of these cars is purely speculative. $24K for a less than perfect Z with 27,000 miles is too high, in my opinion.

01-06-2016	#8
KILLSHOTS Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: AZ Posts: 857	Re: 1990 for sale My '90 with only 17K - which was nearly perfect and had had $15K in mods and "restoration" dumped into it - languished for months at an asking price of $25K/OBO. I finally traded it in on a C6 and got only about $20K. The moral of the story is that what you think they're "worth" and what you can get for them are usually two quite different figures. With ZR-1s, most of the guys in the world who value them highly are on this site regularly and already have one or more of the cars. They're awesome cars with amazing engines, but the rest of the world doesn't value them highly, unfortunately. The "value" of these cars is purely speculative. $24K for a less than perfect Z with 27,000 miles is too high, in my opinion.