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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Fremont,Ca
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It had to have been just that car,maybe people are tired of red,who knows. I'd by a no mile car,go through and drive the piss out it. A low mile 91 just went for $41,000.
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#12 |
![]() Join Date: Jan 2021
Location: Beautiful Bavaria
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In auctions things can go terribly wrong at any time. Outliers in pricing are good or bad luck (a matter of perspective...) but they are normal. Maybe it was just a very bad day for the seller with the oil change and knock information helping the buyer?
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#13 |
![]() Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Mullica Hill, New Jersey
Posts: 2,575
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Some folks simply want a "NEW" ZR-1.
They are also quite willing to pay what it may take to get one. Some may not understand or agree. No Matter. Those that won't , won't. Those that will frankly do not care what the others may think. If one could buy a "new" 67 427 435 car today for original sticker, who would not? Say what you wish, but I assure you there are those out there who are quite OK with buying a low mile ZR-1 AND paying up for it. Some may think it foolish, but those that BUY could not care less what others may think. Some drink box wine; others have different tastes and means. To each; their own. ![]() Marty |
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