Legit Pricing

Id check in the latest Hemmings Book under your year and see if you can find one with low mileage. That should give you some idea ; other than that, Corvette Fever magazine usually publishes ballpark prices once per year.

Dave

You didn't really say what kind of Vette So I looked up this one.

Sport/Convertible

1987 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe 2D Hatchback High Retail = $9,550.00

NADA

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It's a coupe, auto with all the trimmings. I've been looking at a few sites today and find anything from 25,000 miles at $24,000 for comp car to this one to as little as 103,000 miles at $8000. I"ll check out your links. Thanks your time and response. Good week to you.

sounds like your selling. You can ask anything $ the market will respond with the going rate ................. sooner or later anyway

A friend of mine asked me to look up the selling price for a mint like new

1987 Vette coupe.( about 5,000 act miles)..the high book price was around $10,000...he said OK I don't want to screw around I 'll.go for that...talked to the seller ( a much older gentleman with now bad eyesight )....my friend hoped for a $8,000..price range....the seller said I need to sell because of my failing eyesight so I will be willing to let the Vette go for a rock bottom price of $25,000...so you can see it's real crap shoot on pricing...( my friend didn't buy it )

That's just it. Had a house once with an in ground pool. Good selling point if you find buyers that want a pool. I have a buyer but he, like me, am not sure of a good price for us both. I've seen low mileage c4s like this one go for $16,000 to $22,000 on the internet. I've seen cars look less than this one at shows and they sold for more. I think it's a little like insureance. If you're just looking at cold value, it's in the low range but for someone that appreciates what they're getting, it's a higher value. We'll see and thanks to all the had input.

good for you're friend...

NADA / High / $11,750

Two dead giveaways that someone sniffed too much glue in their earlier years -

1. Eyesight starts to fail
2. Brain turns to mush

And if the OP will contact his friend, tell him you know where he can get a '91 coupe with new tires for $10,000. Call me.

Charlie

"Charlie Funk" wrote in message news:dqlrv0$l1g$ snipped-for-privacy@news.valueweb.com...

hey, I never sniffed glue and my Eyesight failed at 40 and at 50 I developed a case of CRS :-)

g'day

hmmm? RicSeyler reply January 18, 2006 12:44 PM (Message is no longer available on the server) was pulled from the server in less than a hour.

wonder why ?

Wonder why??? Well I'll tell you!

I was trouble shooting a SMTP server issue and I posted a test to this thread and I came back and canceled the post after I saw it went through....

Sheesh 'Key........

'Key wrote:

Now there's a gross generalization. Bets on this guy's eyesight not what it was a few years back and brains start turning to mush at a very early age, glue or no glue.

Yep. There are two sure signs of aging. The first is that your memory begins to wane. And then your memory starts to wane.

Charlie

*LOL* And I can't remember the other two!

How come you got 2 and I only have one? Where did I put that? Are any of them the same as mine?

well ? guess that answers that ! :-)