WTB 95 low mileage NCRS candidate ZR1

[kluketic]

Please don't take this wrong and no offense intended to anyone out there in ZR-1 land. Most likely we'd all buy a '95 ZR-1 with under 10K miles for less than $40K in a heartbeat, so to speak. Awards cost money and involve considerable amounts of time earning them, though the reason we do it is the love of the cars and friends we meet and make at the judging events. Top Flights, Bloomington Gold's and Triple Diamond's, IMHO, shold not be counted on to flip cars at increased values. To me the reason these awards are important is, for the most part, you better now what you are buying, without them you'd better do your homework. Don't know how you do that on BAT.
White/Red (not my presonal fav.) in '95 was 41/16; while Dark Red/Black is 16/6 (I'm a sucker for this combo).

Thanks for reading my screed.

[Corvette95]

I have seen plenty of 95's go for 40 and below in the last two years with documentation and mileage, I just didn't have the space for another one then.

[kluketic]

Good luck in your search [emoji106]


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[spork2367]

Originally Posted by Corvette95

I have seen plenty of 95's go for 40 and below in the last two years with documentation and mileage, I just didn't have the space for another one then.

I don't think I'd use the word "plenty" because frankly, there just aren't that many 95's. As far as mileage, I agree, you should be able to find a low mileage 95 for mid 30's. Low mileage and the documentation you're looking for?...Those cars are going to be starting around 40k. You might squeak in at the 38k range.