Anyone have the blue book
10-10-2006, 10:47 AM
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My honest opinion, KBB and NADA are worthless. The Corvette is more than a normal car and commands a different value than other cars of the same vintage.
But I will tell you this, it will probably be worth less than you want it to be.
But I will tell you this, it will probably be worth less than you want it to be.
10-10-2006, 11:40 AM
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10-11-2006, 12:41 AM
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Originally Posted by jmh63
value for an '84 off hand? Thanks in advance...Jack
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10-11-2006, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by 93*Corvette
I don't what all these other guys are thinking. The best way of finding the fair market value any car is go to Ebay. Select completed item. Then type in 1984 Corvette. This will give you the exact price of what people are willing to pay.
Even if an 84 was listed in a kbb ,do you know how many kbbs there are? There's one for a dealership,one for the bank,one for insurance companies,and one for different parts of the country.
10-11-2006, 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by GIMMESOME
This is a joke,right?
Even if an 84 was listed in a kbb ,do you know how many kbbs there are? There's one for a dealership,one for the bank,one for insurance companies,and one for different parts of the country.
Even if an 84 was listed in a kbb ,do you know how many kbbs there are? There's one for a dealership,one for the bank,one for insurance companies,and one for different parts of the country.
I said "The best way of finding the fair market value any car is go to Ebay". Lets face it, it is the only place where supply and demand meet. All the prices people see in magizines make every Corvette way over priced. See the real prices at Ebay....
10-11-2006, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by 93*Corvette
Who said anything about KBB? You need to read what I wrote.
I said "The best way of finding the fair market value any car is go to Ebay". Lets face it, it is the only place where supply and demand meet. All the prices people see in magizines make every Corvette way over priced. See the real prices at Ebay....
I said "The best way of finding the fair market value any car is go to Ebay". Lets face it, it is the only place where supply and demand meet. All the prices people see in magizines make every Corvette way over priced. See the real prices at Ebay....
Let's all live in the real world, Corvette owners included.
10-11-2006, 10:49 PM
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For what it's worth, the Dec. 06 Corvette Quarterly ran an article on C4 prices. I personally think they are a little high, but they listed Show-Ready (perfect) at $16,000, Good at $12,500, Average $8,200, needs TLC $3,500. Really, for $12,500 you can find a great '87 or '88.
10-12-2006, 01:50 AM
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Originally Posted by 93*Corvette
Who said anything about KBB? You need to read what I wrote.
I said "The best way of finding the fair market value any car is go to Ebay". Lets face it, it is the only place where supply and demand meet. All the prices people see in magizines make every Corvette way over priced. See the real prices at Ebay....
I said "The best way of finding the fair market value any car is go to Ebay". Lets face it, it is the only place where supply and demand meet. All the prices people see in magizines make every Corvette way over priced. See the real prices at Ebay....
