1986 Corvette Excellent condition
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1987 Corvette less than 10,000 miles
I just inherited an 87 Corvette with less than 10,000 miles. I don't know much about them but it has been stored in my uncles climate controlled building since he bought it. What do you guys think its worth? where can I go to sell it?
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Sadly, much less than what you'd think it would.
Most likely, you'll get around $10K, if you find the right buyer. I've seen people on here sell mid 90's Vettes, with low miles, for $13k after waiting out over a year...and even turning down offers of that amount initially, only to finally give in.
C4s are sadly undervalued right now, and in the end you might even end up angry with how little it will bring.
I actually sold my C4 because the cost to restore it was going to be 3 or 4 times the value of the car.
It's a beautiful car, and I would be happy to own it if I was in the market.
Good Luck with the sale, and don't take the low offers personally. It's the nature of the C4 market.
I agree with Dime......keep it and enjoy it yourself.
Most likely, you'll get around $10K, if you find the right buyer. I've seen people on here sell mid 90's Vettes, with low miles, for $13k after waiting out over a year...and even turning down offers of that amount initially, only to finally give in.
C4s are sadly undervalued right now, and in the end you might even end up angry with how little it will bring.
I actually sold my C4 because the cost to restore it was going to be 3 or 4 times the value of the car.
It's a beautiful car, and I would be happy to own it if I was in the market.
Good Luck with the sale, and don't take the low offers personally. It's the nature of the C4 market.
I agree with Dime......keep it and enjoy it yourself.
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Safety Car
I would run it on ebay, don't start the bidding from nothing, start it around 8K then let people bid the car up.
Just run it once it will cost you about 50, you can run it on CL but then you get every nut that wants you to give them the car for free.
Its a very nice example of a C4 you might be pleasantly surprised, with spring close by it might do very well with those low miles.
Just run it once it will cost you about 50, you can run it on CL but then you get every nut that wants you to give them the car for free.
Its a very nice example of a C4 you might be pleasantly surprised, with spring close by it might do very well with those low miles.
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Le Mans Master
8K is a reasonable offer for that car. If you want 10K you'll need to replace seats (why do they look like that with 10k on the car?), carpet, and probably weatherstrip. That will cost 2k minimum
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I agree the wear on the drivers seat appears to be much more than 10K wear. Would also need to figure a set of tires at an easy $ 1K.
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