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From: Folsom CA
Originally Posted by markdtn
Put it on Ebay with a high reserve and see what offers you get. I'd guess mid 20's
I just researched Pace Car sales on ebay for the last month. Several under 10K miles, none cracked $25K... but then they were L48 automatics. One had 2300 miles on it with a buy it now price of $24K and only got up to $21K.
And I agree... a Silver Anniversary is NOT a Pace Car.
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6th Gear
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I need to correct a few things, I just got the VIN# and after further conversation I found that I had done some assumung..
This actually a 1982 COLLECTORS EDITION vette with the L98 engine code.
Any how, I still have not had a chance to go over to his gouse and write down all the info...codes.
This actually a 1982 COLLECTORS EDITION vette with the L98 engine code.
Any how, I still have not had a chance to go over to his gouse and write down all the info...codes.
Race Director
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Originally Posted by MotorHead
They are not worth as much as some who bought them for an investent back in '78 had hoped. Probably only double ( maybe a little more ) your money for a 27 wait. 
There seems to be quite a few low mileage '78 pace cars out there and they are not that expensive
There seems to be quite a few low mileage '78 pace cars out there and they are not that expensive
Just plugged mine into a price calculator:
Corvette Model Year = 1978
Body Style = Coupe
Condition = Very Good
Base Value = $10,000.00
Options Value = $5,050.00
Total Car Value = $15,050.00
It all comes down to what a buyer will pay....these price guides are just a reference...
Last edited by rihwoods; Aug 22, 2005 at 03:00 PM.
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