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Old 08-25-2014, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by DANZGLASS
No credit card bills fron the car luckily. Butbyea I get everything yo lu guys are saying. Chances are I won't sell it. Since I'm basically done. Its ready to take 900-1000whp all day at this point.
40k would be a good price to hold out for

set up your add to show the build and pray for the right buyer

it's a tough market out there for sure

carlisle was pretty brutal this year for car sales
Old 08-25-2014, 06:11 PM
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car mods get 10% on the dollar for the cost of parts. Best to demodd as much as you can and sell the the parts separate.
Old 08-25-2014, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by veneno
this is my 5th car I have modded to hell and have learned to buy parts used and do the work myself. 100k build is rediculous,lol
part it out man and sell it stock

Yeah no sh*t.... But you'd be surprised at how fast it will get there... Especially paying for GOOD labor.. Then when you start throwing in the cosmetic upgrades in with the big power build....that adds a ton..

Lastly, go race it a few times, break some stuff and just watch the dollars fly...

Building a big power dyno queen is one thing, actually racing it is another...
Old 08-25-2014, 07:33 PM
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Building a big power dyno queen is one thing, actually racing it is another...
Old 08-25-2014, 08:00 PM
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Bought mine for $24K added another $24K but it will make most C6Z06's take notice on the track and I've toasted several C7's. Cost a lot but tons of pleasure. I'm 71 years old and probably never will get rid of it. What I concentrate on is the coming years of pleasure it will bring me.
Old 08-25-2014, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ajrothm
Yeah no sh*t.... But you'd be surprised at how fast it will get there... Especially paying for GOOD labor.. Then when you start throwing in the cosmetic upgrades in with the big power build....that adds a ton..

Lastly, go race it a few times, break some stuff and just watch the dollars fly...

Building a big power dyno queen is one thing, actually racing it is another...
Old 08-25-2014, 08:52 PM
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well I rushed getting this motor here and in the car just to run at our own personal airstrip street race setup. digs and rolls. I use my car!
Old 09-02-2014, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by DANZGLASS
Yea I mean as is it be tuff to build my car for less then idk 60-70k . to take 30 would be a joke.
You would be luck to get 30k for that.

I'd be lucky to get 15k for my built eb 02 with a 429 ls7.

At anything close to 40k you could buy a c6z

And there plenty of 1000hp c5 that have been posted here and don't sell for 25k
Old 09-02-2014, 06:46 PM
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A mostly stock c5 in good condition still brings low 20's high teens where we live. It's all about location.
Old 09-02-2014, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by narfdanarf
A mostly stock c5 in good condition still brings low 20's high teens where we live. It's all about location.
That's true... People want to buy stock cars, not modified.. A stocker or maybe bolt ons only will bring more money and sell faster then a heavily modded one...

Putting the car back to near stock, sell it for $18-20k, keep the killer parts for the next car...or sell them for pennies on the dollar.. $12k engines are lucky to bring $5k.. $8-9k big blower setups bring $4k at best.

Financially speaking, corvettes and modding them is about the worst thing you can do...
Old 09-03-2014, 10:08 AM
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Rear mount FTW!! Good luck with it.
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Originally Posted by ajrothm
That's true... People want to buy stock cars, not modified.. A stocker or maybe bolt ons only will bring more money and sell faster then a heavily modded one...

Putting the car back to near stock, sell it for $18-20k, keep the killer parts for the next car...or sell them for pennies on the dollar.. $12k engines are lucky to bring $5k.. $8-9k big blower setups bring $4k at best.

Financially speaking, corvettes and modding them is about the worst thing you can do...
I agree, if you modify your car and think you are increasing it's value and you are going to get your money back, I have some oceanfront property in Arizona to sell you.
Old 09-03-2014, 11:16 AM
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its all about finding the right buyer
Old 09-03-2014, 12:19 PM
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Why is everyone acting like I think mods are worth 100% of what u spend? No crap they are not. We all know that. I was pissed that something little went wrong again costing me time and missing an event I was signed up for. Dont need to tell me my cars worthless. This ain't you run of the mill built car. Its not some blower car you can go buy any time you look on here. Its a one off custom that works amazingly well. I just asked how would one even price something like that when the time cones if I sell. So all the sarcasm is not needed in here. Rant over.
Old 09-03-2014, 01:19 PM
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I've actually been looking to sell my modded C6Z and get a built 850+rwhp C5. I've done lots of research on built C5's and what they are selling for, not just asking price. I think 30-35k for your car would be a good deal for the buyer and if you were offered any amount around that price range I would take it and run. People may even offer you more, but good luck not getting the run around from them and actually getting that money...I've gone through the same "dreamers" when selling modified cars. Also, when people post that they 100k invested because of 3-4motors 2-3 transmissions etc I laugh. Unless the car is coming with all those previous engines/trans/parts you do not get 50% back on all those past engines/mods. You're going to have to factor in the stock price of the car plus ABOUT half of the value of mods actually on the car..... I've actually got a deal working to trade my 600rwhp C6Z for a modded 800rwhp C5 plus 15k on his end. Which I personally think is a good deal for both of us. I think he is pretty reasonable on assessing both of our cars values. Then on the other spectrum, I had a C5 owner want to trade his 850+rwhp C5 for my modded C6Z but wanted ME to add cash on top of the deal. I think that's crazy. Not saying that's how you think, but personally (just my opionion, not hating on anyones car) but I think there is about .1% chance that I would consider any heavily modded C5 worth more than a 2007 H/C/I coilover forgeline wheels C6Z.... Sorry if this seems to have no relevance to your thread. In a nutshell, with the market the way it is, if you can't get 30-35k for it, I would just keep it and enjoy it!! Sounds like an awesome car, I would offer to trade you my car, but 1.) don't know if you're interested in trades and 2.) I don't think I'm going to get a better deal than already offer on a C5 trade... But obviously I wouldn't want 15k on top of the trade for your car.

***EDIT**** just realized your's is the one already posted for sale with the 5.3 only rated to 900 with H beam rods for 45k. Good luck my friend. Hope you get what your asking!

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Old 09-03-2014, 02:07 PM
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Rated for 1100 with main studs. Anyway. Like I said not the average build that should sell for 30-35k. Cost more to do the built tr6060 swap then a simple built t56. Wide body two seta of welds. Custom turbo kit no expense spared. Not a off the shelf blower kit. Anyway I'm not selling anymore anyway.
Old 09-03-2014, 02:53 PM
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The big question is how much extra would a buyer pay for the modifications vs a comparable stock car? I think this car is fantastic, but I don't think I could talk myself into paying more than $10k over. Even that amount makes me pucker a little, but I hate buying into stuff that you can't turn around and sell easy without taking a bath. It could be worse though, it could be an airplane...

The next question is how much is a 100k mile 02 Z06 worth? Even assuming great condition?
Old 09-22-2014, 02:51 PM
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Get out and don't look back! For <1000 whp the Corvette is an awesome platform but for big power it's just not the right platform for so many reasons.

If I got $40k for my car I would sell it, go buy a GTR and never own a car with RWD or a manual again


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