93 for $14k on the bay

[DRM500RUBYZR-1]

180 degree shutdown.
$14,000.00 for the car.
$100.00 for two fuel pumps.
One hour of time.
Good to go!
Or cheat and use the wiring harness GC sold last year, and drive it home.
Someone go buy it.
Marty

[32valvZ]

If that car has no transmission synchro issues, then its such a steal that its amazing... Ive considered contacting and calling the seller to see more about it... That car would probably sell for what.... 21,22k being a 93?

[32valvZ]

Ok, who bought it?

[KILLSHOTS]

Originally Posted by GOLDCYLON

Hello Chris!!!! Nope the next Z in my garage will be an 09 - 11 ZR1 along with the pair I currently have.


It MIGHT be a smoking deal... Depends on the paint, interior and it will need an engine bay PC job to up to my standards lol

Can't go wrong with a C6, bro! Loved mine and would still have it if it hadn't been black. Good luck with the search!

[GOLDCYLON]

Originally Posted by 32valvZ

Ok, who bought it?

Not me.

[Vette73]

It was sold to a friend of his...Contacted him on ebay.....
You know if you go on sites like auto trader and car gurus it seems that the asking price on Z's seems to be low 20's to high 20's depending on mileage and of course,condition..

Usually don't see many selling for high 20's.Same ones are still advertised even after a few months...

[DRM500RUBYZR-1]

Originally Posted by Vette73

It was sold to a friend of his...Contacted him on ebay.....
You know if you go on sites like auto trader and car gurus it seems that the asking price on Z's seems to be low 20's to high 20's depending on mileage and of course,condition..

Usually don't see many selling for high 20's.Same ones are still advertised even after a few months...

That is because they are selling them on auto trader or car gurus.
Heck, might as well put them on craigslist.


Then they wonder why the cars fail to attract real money.


If "enthusiast level / museum level" cars are what we want, those are the last places you generally look to find them, if you look at them at all.
I certainly would not expect to find a Concours level car on any of those sites.
Great place for the 80k milers with torn seats, but not for the kind of cars many of us are looking for.
I don't want a $20k car that needs $15k in maintenance and repairs, I would rather spend $30-35 and get a near perfect car.
Hard, but not impossible to find those on generic sites.
Marty

[TX '90 ZR1]

Originally Posted by DRM500RUBYZR-1

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That is because they are selling them on auto trader or car gurus.
Heck, might as well put them on craigslist.


Then they wonder why the cars fail to attract real money.


If "enthusiast level / museum level" cars are what we want, those are the last places you generally look to find them, if you look at them at all.
I certainly would not expect to find a Concours level car on any of those sites.
Great place for the 80k milers with torn seats, but not for the kind of cars many of us are looking for.
I don't want a $20k car that needs $15k in maintenance and repairs, I would rather spend $30-35 and get a near perfect car.
Hard, but not impossible to find those on generic sites.
Marty

Seems like we keep going back to this "value" discussion.
It is a fact that the predominance of C4 Z's advertised on the various venues will need money and time (or more money if you hire it done) spent to get them in a condition I would consider correct.
If entry purchase price is the only consideration, one must accept that there will be things that are not up to par.
There IS definitely a difference in value of the "fully vetted" car versus the "typical" one seen advertised at the lower price points.
There will be exceptions, but few and far between.
Disclaimer: I'm not trying to start the feud again, but this is my opinion based on experience from taking a "typical" car and making it "right"!

[MarkSS]

When I clicked on the listing, it said it was done and pointed me to something "similar," a 1993 Olds Cutlass Convertible. How is that for no respect

[32valvZ]

Originally Posted by MarkSS

When I clicked on the listing, it said it was done and pointed me to something "similar," a 1993 Olds Cutlass Convertible. How is that for no respect

Yea... I seen that too... what a kick in the sack eh?