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Re: ZR-1/ LT5 value
Tom, I agree. I just hope "the board" doesn't get tired of all the complaining and deside the registry isn't worth the effort. Cause we it.
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10-09-2012 | #12 |
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Re: ZR-1/ LT5 value
Kind of reminds me of something an investment guy I once knew told me "Anything that's sold as a limited number/collectors item will never become a real investment."
His argument was that anything sold that way, whether it was cars, dinner plates or anything was bought by people who would take care of them and so you would end up with almost as many left as were originally made and so they never really became rare. Stuff that was "ordinary" - used, abused and thrown away in great numbers was the kind of thing that became the real collector pieces because so few survive. To me my ZR-1 is priceless. I dreamed of owning one for 17 years and never thought I would be able to. I had multiple posters on my bedroom wall that I stared at until they faded with sun exposure When I finally realized I could afford one and went looking it was with the full intention of driving it and I have (and do!). Before I bought it I heard all the usual rubbish about parts/reliability yada-yada. So what - I knew about the registry too and that the community would help me if I struggled with anything. The people here are just fantastic! Thanks to everyone who has ever shared information or offered advice or help to anyone. Dave
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10-09-2012 | #13 |
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10-09-2012 | #14 |
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That won't happen. Constructive complaints are part of the process and necessary feedback. There are only a very few whiners with a personal agenda or vendetta who take it too far. The silent majority knows and ignores this. It's also where the leadership for future administrations will come from...
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But, as long as we're puzzling over the going price, I'll toss the '96 GS on the fire: 'Splain to me the logic in the $$ those things demand!? Maybe BLING trumps ZING - at least for some, but not this lead-foot Z driver! Because of it's uniqueness, I wouldn't trade my ZR-1 for either the C6 Z06 or the ZR1 . P.
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10-09-2012 | #17 |
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Me , I bought the ZR1 for it's awesomeness , and all the great friend's and people I have met and enjoy are just another huge added bonus. Agree or not
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10-11-2012 | #18 |
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Oh, Oh, I think I have the answer to "why is a 96 GS worth so much?" They only made 1,000 right? Do I win the free LT5 427?????
Oh, no free LT5 427..... On another note, Doug ( MysticZR-1 ) said something in another thread that rang very true. How come the guys that own the foreign super cars know more about the ZR-1 than most "corvette guys"? Did ya ever figure that one out?
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