Barrett Jackson Scottsdale

[Vette73]

Originally Posted by PhillipsLT5

Very low miles 90 going on Saturday red/red


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Be interesting to see what it brings.....I saw on corvette forum a 77 red Vette with I believe around 900 miles bought in $ 33,000.....T -top L-48 with automatic transmission......Car of course retained all of its originality from 1977........

Very strong money if you ask me.....

[efnfast]

Everything is going for 100 plus. Crazy.

[PhillipsLT5]

SAT car, usually these cars are not FRI or SAT cars, maybe some love, http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Event...TTE-ZR1-214596

[PhillipsLT5]

Thurs car, http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Event...E-COUPE-215267, @ 31,900

[Vette73]

Originally Posted by PhillipsLT5

SAT car, usually these cars are not FRI or SAT cars, maybe some love, http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Event...TTE-ZR1-214596

Just saw that one.....$ 34,000....???....Meanwhile a 96 grand sport convertible with 94 miles sold for $57,000......

" The one mistake Chevy made with the ZR-1 is not giving it enough bling to stand out from the standard C-4".....Quote from one of the announcers....

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[Z51JEFF]

There were cars there getting stupid money,$240,000 for a hot rod 67 Nova? I like Novas just about as much as I like my Corvettes but the market for a $240,000 Nova just isn’t there. Seen this over the years where somebody pays big then sells it a few years later @ almost half of what was paid. Some good buys were there as well,$60,000 for a 78 Pacecar with no miles.

[daniels]

The red 90 ZR-1 went for $42,900 including fees but the 96 Grand sport convertible went for $62,700 incl fees. I don't get it, sure it´s a rare convertible but the Z is so much more special and significant. I guess some people just like flashy paint jobs.

[G-Sting]

Originally Posted by Z51JEFF

There were cars there getting stupid money,$240,000 for a hot rod 67 Nova? I like Novas just about as much as I like my Corvettes but the market for a $240,000 Nova just isn’t there. Seen this over the years where somebody pays big then sells it a few years later @ almost half of what was paid. Some good buys were there as well,$60,000 for a 78 Pacecar with no miles.

Wow... a Nova for that? Do you have a link to that car?

[Paul Workman]

Originally Posted by daniels

The red 90 ZR-1 went for $42,900 including fees but the 96 Grand sport convertible went for $62,700 incl fees. I don't get it, sure it´s a rare convertible but the Z is so much more special and significant. I guess some people just like flashy paint jobs.

Yup! Bling over Zing, just about every time.

Maybe if Burt Reynolds and Sally Field filmed a "Bandit" sequel in one, things would be different! Except for the L88 cars, it's BLING over ZING every time.

Well.... I don't GAS what others are selling for. I've got mine and intend to keep it until I can't drive it no mo.

[Vette73]

Originally Posted by daniels

The red 90 ZR-1 went for $42,900 including fees but the 96 Grand sport convertible went for $62,700 incl fees. I don't get it, sure it´s a rare convertible but the Z is so much more special and significant. I guess some people just like flashy paint jobs.

You know I was watching the Z auction and the last price they mentioned was I believe 34,000 before they went for break....

Saturday is a big money day for Barrett Jackson.....I think one of the members-Ccmano said in a previous post,these bidders are in a world of there own when it comes to bidding...Most I feel are retirees bidding on these high dollar cars......Houses paid off,kids out of college,hey,let me go buy a high dollar collectible.....

Hard to gauge the market I feel when there are these kind of bidders...

Very surprised to see that Grand sport fetch that kind of money.....On the other hand,good for a C4 generation to demand that money...

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