F/S; 1975 Stingray, #'s Matching
05-10-2016, 06:27 PM
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F/S; 1975 Stingray, #'s Matching
Only 2,372 L-82 Corvettes were produced for 1975, the lowest production total of any year the L-82 was available.
You can own this one for a GREAT price! NADA lists the car as being worth;
Low Retail: $13,975.00
Average Retail: $18,130.00
High Retail: $30,940.00
I would say this Vette is somewhere in between average and high condition. Car is White (9+ out of 10 paint), Complete NEW Interior in factory color Medium Saddle. Vette has 90,333 original miles.
This car is in awesome condition! Has New tires, brakes, mufflers etc. Too many new items to list.
I have a lot of pictures or can take whatever picture that you'd want to see.
You can buy this awesome car for a mere $14,000.00 (you arrange and pay for your own shipping).
You can own this one for a GREAT price! NADA lists the car as being worth;
Low Retail: $13,975.00
Average Retail: $18,130.00
High Retail: $30,940.00
I would say this Vette is somewhere in between average and high condition. Car is White (9+ out of 10 paint), Complete NEW Interior in factory color Medium Saddle. Vette has 90,333 original miles.
This car is in awesome condition! Has New tires, brakes, mufflers etc. Too many new items to list.
I have a lot of pictures or can take whatever picture that you'd want to see.
You can buy this awesome car for a mere $14,000.00 (you arrange and pay for your own shipping).
Last edited by asby69; 05-10-2016 at 08:49 PM. Reason: Added mileage.
05-10-2016, 08:37 PM
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Looks clean, getting the AC functional imo would go a long way towards getting what youre wanting. 
05-11-2016, 11:04 AM
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05-11-2016, 03:46 PM
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If all it needed was the AC fixed and suddenly it was worth $25k why wouldn't you spend the thousand dollars and make the extra on the sale? Certainly it'd sell faster and you'd make more upside.
Not trying to be Debby downer but just offering friendly advice based on where I've seen the market lately.
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05-11-2016, 04:24 PM
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Not too burst your bubble, but I've been watching this market for going on 9 months + and I don't see any '75's +- going for anywhere near $30k.
If all it needed was the AC fixed and suddenly it was worth $25k why wouldn't you spend the thousand dollars and make the extra on the sale? Certainly it'd sell faster and you'd make more upside.
Not trying to be Debby downer but just offering friendly advice based on where I've seen the market lately. :hid
If all it needed was the AC fixed and suddenly it was worth $25k why wouldn't you spend the thousand dollars and make the extra on the sale? Certainly it'd sell faster and you'd make more upside.
Not trying to be Debby downer but just offering friendly advice based on where I've seen the market lately. :hid
05-11-2016, 04:34 PM
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I think for some reason he thinks you're pricing the car at $25,000, not $14,000. $14,000 sounds fair to me.
Last edited by Ziggy713; 05-11-2016 at 04:34 PM.
