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Pro
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: Atlanta GA
Originally Posted by 72Tornado
WOW! And my parents said there's no way I could ever get the money I have in it back...not that I'm ever selling it, but it's good to know that it's worth exactly how much I've put in it 
Of course, the $4,000 383 might just change that too...
Of course, the $4,000 383 might just change that too...And they may still be right--remember, these prices are on paper only. I paid about 2/3 of what they say my car was worth, and got about 1/2 of their "value" out of it--not mentioning everything I did to it . . .
I'd love to know where they get their numbers from. It ain't from the person-to-person secondary market.
Last edited by DropTopBigBlock; Oct 19, 2006 at 11:46 AM.
Team Owner
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From: Massillon,Ohio USA
2020 C3 of the Year Finalist - Unmodified
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10-'11-'12
...the best deal there is right before I eyes and I did a double take when I saw it. Surely it'd rank right up there with the '69 ZL-1, but the car I'm talking about is the value of the 1977 L-88!!!
....those things must really be freakin rare, as in all my Corvette travels in the last 20yrs or so I've yet to see a '77 L-88. Surely they came with an optional automatic & A/C???
...it's only $1500 higher than a standard L-48 car-what a bargain.
....those things must really be freakin rare, as in all my Corvette travels in the last 20yrs or so I've yet to see a '77 L-88.
Surely they came with an optional automatic & A/C??? ...it's only $1500 higher than a standard L-48 car-what a bargain.
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From: Southbound
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Originally Posted by Paul Borowski
...but the car I'm talking about is the value of the 1977 L-88!!!... it's only $1500 higher than a standard L-48 car-what a bargain.
... it's only $1500 higher than a standard L-48 car-what a bargain.I take PayPal.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Avon, Indiana
I wonder how much actual sales info was used in coming up with this.
For example, to the typical buyer there is not much difference between a 79 and an 80, yet there is a $3500 diffference for "good condition".
For example, to the typical buyer there is not much difference between a 79 and an 80, yet there is a $3500 diffference for "good condition".
Drifting
Joined: May 2006
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From: Seattle Wash.
Originally Posted by supercalvin
I have noticed for the last couple of years the 77 has been climbing faster then many of the rest.
I'm ok with that, but don't know why specifically that it.
