1991 ZR-1 Value

[gtabert]

A lot of interesting opinions here. I have my '95 for sale, listed here, on consignment at Corvette Mikes, had contact with Buy-a-Vette, and have listed it on ebay. It's getting a lot of exposure, sure its not stock, who here has a stock ZR-1? I'm not sure if that is hurting it or not. It is an excellent car, as good as anyone will find, near perfect in every aspect, well maintained, super clean without flaw. I have had several inquiries via email, a couple bids have popped up but only after I lowered the starting bid to $25K, I have a Buy it Now number of $33,500, what I feel is more than fair for this car. Oddly no real interest. If one is lucky enough to know someone interested in their car and is willing to pay a "fair" price for it, my suggestion is sell it if you are looking to get rid of it. The market is slim, those of us here understand and know what this car is about, but not many others do. Until they show up as a hot commodity on the auction market, selling it for what we believe they are worth is some time down the road. If mine does not sell, I'll keep it, I have to admit, it's an awesome car, a lot of fun, not many like it in the near perfect condition it's in. Goes to show ya, a car's value is only what one is willing to sell it for and the other is willing to pay for it.

[Blue Flame Restorations]

Originally Posted by gtabert

A lot of interesting opinions here. I have my '95 for sale, listed here, on consignment at Corvette Mikes, had contact with Buy-a-Vette, and have listed it on ebay. It's getting a lot of exposure, sure its not stock, who here has a stock ZR-1? I'm not sure if that is hurting it or not. It is an excellent car, as good as anyone will find, near perfect in every aspect, well maintained, super clean without flaw. I have had several inquiries via email, a couple bids have popped up but only after I lowered the starting bid to $25K, I have a Buy it Now number of $33,500, what I feel is more than fair for this car. Oddly no real interest. If one is lucky enough to know someone interested in their car and is willing to pay a "fair" price for it, my suggestion is sell it if you are looking to get rid of it. The market is slim, those of us here understand and know what this car is about, but not many others do. Until they show up as a hot commodity on the auction market, selling it for what we believe they are worth is some time down the road. If mine does not sell, I'll keep it, I have to admit, it's an awesome car, a lot of fun, not many like it in the near perfect condition it's in. Goes to show ya, a car's value is only what one is willing to sell it for and the other is willing to pay for it.

I know Larry and Bill very well. They are go getters.

Glws!

[Dean]

I have a totally stock 91 that I would like to sell as well. Maybe it will one of these day or if not it will just keep the other vehicles company........lol