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Last edited by crazywelder; Aug 9, 2006 at 02:48 PM.
Good= 21K
Average= 19K
Add 1500 for l-82 and 700 for A/C
Corvette Mag 1/06
Good= 21K
Average= 19K
Add 1500 for l-82 and 700 for A/C
Corvette Mag 1/06
CORVETTE MAGAZINE OCT 2006:
COUPE
SHOW READY= $20k
GOOD= $14.5k
AVERAGE= $9.4k
CONVERTIBLE
SHOW READY= $35k
GOOD= $25k
AVERAGE= $18k
**ADD $1.5k FOR L82; $800 FOR A/C; $900 FOR HARD TOP
http://www.walkthelot.com/dealer/mod...TID=&CID=&FID=
or this one
http://www.goldenclassics.com/cgi/di...il_url=L06.JPG $24,500
They are all pretty much in the ballpark.
Last edited by 95 Torch Vert; Aug 9, 2006 at 05:22 PM.






270W..1975 Corvette Convertible, two tops, L-82, 4 speed, numbers match, (L-82 production = 2,372), 60,695 actual miles. Bright Green Metallic paint with Medium Saddle Tan interior and White soft top. Rare color (1 of 1,664 produced). Excellent newer paint, interior, top, brakes, exhaust, and tires. Optioned with factory air, power steering, power brakes, power windows, deluxe interior, tilt-n-telescopic, black vinyl auxiliary hardtop (1 of 279 produced), M-21 (1 of 1,057 produced), posi, SS brakes, A.I.R., AM/FM stereo radio, map light, luggage rack, audio alarm, tinted glass, rallys, and raised white lettered radials. Most all factory type components including the jack, jack tools, seat belts, washer system, smog system, shifter, shielding, air cleaner, and owners manual. Documented with the window sticker, build sheet, dealer invoice, warranty pamphlet, new car inspection, Chevrolet maintenance schedule, Chevrolet consumer information brochure, owners manual packet, original temporary tag, air pollution compliance certificate, and restoration/maintenance receipts. This is one of 4,629 last year convertibles produced until they reappeared in 1986. From the Bob McDorman collection! Looks, runs, and drives excellent. CC:+2 $39,995.00 SOLD
$18K profit ain't too bad...




COUPE
SHOW READY= $20k
GOOD= $14.5k
AVERAGE= $9.4k
CONVERTIBLE
SHOW READY= $35k
GOOD= $25k
AVERAGE= $18k
**ADD $1.5k FOR L82; $800 FOR A/C; $900 FOR HARD TOP
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I like '75 roadsters but for that much money, I'd go chrome also.






...that's kinda exactly what I had done. Was lookin' for a '75 L-82 roadster, missed one a Carlisle about 6yrs ago. Flame Orange, Saddle Leather, 4spd, manual windows, no tilt/tele, no A/C-just like I like for $17,900. It was a stunner & headturner.
Once they started getting over $20K, I pretty much lost interest and bought my Silver '68 327/350hp 4spd coupe.
CONVERTIBLE 350/165 V8 10,000 15,000 23,500 28,000 S 13,500
COUPE T TOP 350/165 V8 5,000 8,500 15,000 20,000 S 8,000
Add: L82 350/205 $1k, AC $1k
Data updated June 2006 .










