"Brand new" 27,5 miles 90 ZR-1

[mpiecyk]

Thanks Joel for the comment on the factory applied paint sealer not many people know about the protective sealer along with the warning sticker applied to the window for the removal process.

[Erik]

If I had a car like that I was interested in selling, I'd be talking to Marty.

[bowtiguy]

Originally Posted by Erik

If I had a car like that I was interested in selling, I'd be talking to Marty.

^^^^^

[viper107]

the paint sealer back in the day was used also alot on cars that were shipped by rail to protect it against (rail dust)

[spork2367]

Originally Posted by Erik

If I had a car like that I was interested in selling, I'd be talking to Marty.

If he's expecting 80k there is no sense in wasting Marty's time.

On it's best day to the perfect buyer it might be a mid 50k car.

[bowtiguy]

After Completely going through a Z car myself, I only see 2 options for a car like this...

1) the seller gets the max he can "as is", its dusted off and rolled into its next resting place

2) a buyer over pays for it, then spends a TON or time or cash getting it road worthy only to end up be yet another bright red 90 (1 of 1565 out 3032 cars built in 90)

either way, hard pass for me.

[Joelbbvette]

Well it is his car and he can ask whatever he wants, the market will be the guide. I would think a High End Auction would be the best option and then you need the right two people to show up and impress their girl friend, wife, etc. Late last year a nice Red 90 ZR-1 went to $50K and I was sure it was done at $30K. Buyer probably had remorse but the auction house and seller were happy. So who knows or like someone else suggested get with Marty as he does get good money out of these. The rest of us have to enjoy what we have and hope the market respects these GREAT cars one of these days!!!

[viper107]

Can you imagine what that car will bring in 20 years,all sorted out

[viper107]

If I won the lottery,I would buy every nice zr1 out there,