AgentEran

Sorry for all the CL listings ive been posting

But... I have a Friday afternoon question for you all.

We all know the real value/price/worth of a car is whatever someone is willing to pay for it. That being said, what are your opinions on this listing?? BEAUTIFUL C4.. but is it worth 30k??

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/cto/4709947647.html

MRPVette

A little on the high side

tunedport85inject

usually GS are in the 25-30k range ,a low miles one like this may be in the 30k

Silver96ce

If ya gotta ask, you already know the answer.

1993C4LT1

Damn that is one sharp car

taki44

That is not a special year or anniversary model so price is high
even with 12k miles. That looks like a Mecom or barrett/Jackson
auction price. I would get a qualified price from appraiser first
if considering to buy. Good luck.

Vetteblack-96

"Two red slashes" don't prove anything......you can buy them aftermarket,
as we all know.

c4cruiser

A very nice Grand Sport coupe can sell for around 30K. The convertibles can go for a lot more. There were only 1000 Grand Sports built and of that, only 810 were coupes. All GS models had unique VIN's (at least the last 6 numbers).

1993C4LT1

I think you're trying to say it's a fake GS? It's real, look at the intake and that color was used for all GS C4s in '96.

Vetteblack-96

No, not trying to say it's fake, just commenting on the seller's words.
I'm sure it's real but I could buy "two slashes" too.
Just struck me as amusing the way he put it.
Like you said, C4LT1, pointing out the intake is more credible
in proving what the car is.

As far as the asking price, he can always come down, unless he has a firm reserve.
Nobody ever told me "Hey, you're asking too little, let me pay more".....

bogus

The vin tells the tale... The last 6 digits would be 000001 thru 001000.

And yes, this is in the ballpark.

Remember, a 10 mile GS Vert, with red guts, sold at B-J for $80k a few years ago... that sale has lifted the prices of clean GS' ever since.

taki44

Sorry you all, didn't notice the GS but still think its high
on a personal level. Auction price could go or higher.

cv67

Definitely worth 20 something 30s is fishing imo.
Looks sharp though.

swampoodle-pat

I think that the last six digits of the 1996 Grand Sport Vin would be 600001 to 601000. The 6 is a unique digit in the 96 VIN sequence and identifies the unit as a Grand Sport.

Could be wrong, but just my two cents.

Z51JEFF

All 96 LT4s had the same motor as a GS.The over inflated prices for GS years ago seems to have soften,priced right out of the market.That $80,000 convertible from a few years ago,dont think that will happen again for a long time.

1993C4LT1

I know. But the color is what verified it for me.

CRUZN C4

Yes it's worth the money. As I mentioned before, C4s need to be considered collector cars.

Scottys78

If it's a real grand sport. With low mileage, yes it's worth $30,000+


Are 99% correct you're looking for T56 to be in the Vin number then the number of the car

GKK

For that GS Vette in that condition with those few miles....Yes, that price is good!!!...

HlhnEast

I like it, wish I had $ to afford something like that. It sure is purty.