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Location: Lake Bluff, IL
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Just saw a yellow 1993 ZR-1 run through at Mecum Harrisburg yesterday. No VIN available to me but it had 8,000 miles and was Competition yellow with a white interior. Nice looking car. Perhaps a car others here know? Said it was owned by one family until a few years ago. It was a no sale at $37k. So maybe a dealer bought it and didn't get enough for it. Knowing the current market, I would have taken the bid. But that's just me. --Bob
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Location: NJ
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Join Date: Jul 2019
Location: NEW YORK
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That same car hammered for $27,250.00 1 week ago at a auction in N.C. The dealer that won immediately listed it for the Mecum auction. I guess 9 or 10 grand for a weeks work was'nt enough for him.
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Location: Brooklyn ny
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Join Date: Dec 2015
Location: MN
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4500 mile red 1990 sold for $27500. Also, if anyone was actually there at the auction, did you happen to look at the white 1970 Monte Carlo SS454? It ran through on Friday. I would be interested in anything you remember.
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Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Lone Star State
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Just because bid price worked up to mid 30s, doesn't mean it was fueled by real bids. Unless you know bidders, it is hard to tell the amount of the real bids unless the car sells.
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Prices are crazy at the moment. I'm watching cars on cargurus. A 90 with 18 k miles went for a whopping $27,500.00 which was a miracle. But I see that a nice red 90 with 55K miles just sold for $12,000.00 and I think it was located in New Jersey.
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Location: Sunshine State
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The people buying these cars now are the ones who couldnt get one when they were new..... like myself! Just a young guy starting out in 1990 with a new family etc... a $60k car was a pipe dream.... my first house was $59,900. ![]() But I digress, Ive been preaching this for years,,, the C4 and the ZR-1 will have their day in the limelight again. Awareness is rising due to the new ZR1s release as well as another factor I just realized.... Having ALLOT of time to peruse the web for all things cars lately, Ive been seeing how sky high ($$) every metal car from the 60s 70s and 80s is selling for. Theres not allot of choices left for us working stiffs... Lets face it, when a 77 Nova is somehow a $10-12k car.... in comparison for the bang for the buck, even an 84 Crossfire Vette comes out a winner. These cars will be just like everything else through attrition and such... Just taking a bit more time than we expected... not that I really care... I just hope I can grab another one soon enough before I cant afford it! ![]() |
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Join Date: Jul 2019
Location: NEW YORK
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Car is now listed on e bay for$38,500.00. Anyone familar wjth this car or heard it run?
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Location: Mullica Hill, NJ
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No but according to the listing it is a VERY rare 5 door model!
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