selling my 1977 L82 survivor car at Barrett Jackson
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selling my 1977 L82 survivor car at Barrett Jackson
L82, 4 speed, AC
No reserve - sells on sept 25th
http://barrett-jackson.com/Events/Ev...R-COUPE-177439
No reserve - sells on sept 25th
http://barrett-jackson.com/Events/Ev...R-COUPE-177439
#2
Not sure you can promote your car in this section but in any case your ad is wrong. There were 7982 cars built with manual transmission. No '77 Corvette came with an AM only radio. The floor mats are not factory.
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Team Owner
A "Thursday" sale with 'no reserve' is risky. Wish you luck...but I don't have a good feeling about it.
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Don't L82s have two air inlets to the air cleaner? What is that chrome thing over the distributor? Where are the front fender badges?
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Hi,
I think with a small 's' any car that hasn't been crushed can be described as a survivor!
Regards,
Alan
I think with a small 's' any car that hasn't been crushed can be described as a survivor!
Regards,
Alan
#14
Le Mans Master
someone is going to get a good deal on this one. it's going to hammer well under $10K for a manual L82
#16
Unfortunately I fear that the OP is going to take a bath at B-J with this one! It would be a great driver for someone looking for a single car, but, often the buyers at B-J are not looking for 'deals'; they tend to be there looking for top notch cars for collections, etc.
My fear is that the bidding will be low and someone will jump in with the intent to resell it on a deal lot. My feeling is it will go for well less than true market value, likely around $5,000. I hope I'm wrong, but, B-J buyers are not the right target audience for unrestored driver quality cars.
My fear is that the bidding will be low and someone will jump in with the intent to resell it on a deal lot. My feeling is it will go for well less than true market value, likely around $5,000. I hope I'm wrong, but, B-J buyers are not the right target audience for unrestored driver quality cars.
#18
Le Mans Master
L82, 4 speed, AC
No reserve - sells on sept 25th
http://barrett-jackson.com/Events/Ev...R-COUPE-177439
No reserve - sells on sept 25th
http://barrett-jackson.com/Events/Ev...R-COUPE-177439
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