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Originally Posted by spork2367

...........In today's market there probably isn't a 39,000 dollar production ZR1.

There are production ZR-1's that have sold for much more in recent times, but they are what i would refer to as museum quality, very low miles, well under 500. I sold a 1993 40th Anniv Ruby ZR-1 4 years ago for $57,000.00. It had 168 documented miles.

Admittedly, the market is very thin for ZR-1's like this but it is still viable. Selling one will take time & running ads in Hemmings, DuPont & listing on the web where a google search will find it.

In my opinion, the most valuable production run ZR-1's will be 95's & 93 Ruby ZR-1's. It's a toss-up which of those two is on top, but it really doesn't matter.

To the subject matter of this thread, 1994 ZR-1 with 5900 miles & original. It's going to fall in between the museum grade requirements and the "driver," due to the miles and model year. I think the 94 model would rank 3rd on the list, simply because it's so close to the 95 in refinements and the production run of both years combined is far less than either 1990 or 1991.

All things considered, I think the Seller of the 1994 w/5900 miles is asking a reasonable price. Just advertise & be patient. It may take a couple of years. If selling is an urgent issue, then it's going to affect the sales price.