Value?
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Value?
Hello,
I am a new member of this great site. I made my first corvette purchase a couple of months ago. I have primarily been into first generation big block camaros such as COPOs, ZL1s and Yenko cars and know little about vettes. I am considering another corvette purchase but I am not sure of the value. It is a 1972 convertable. It has all of the original driveline components. Originally a silver exterior with black interior car. It is a 350 / 4 speed car. It is complete with all of the correct parts. Needs some light bodywork but basically needs to be completely gone through. No rust on the frame and never hit. It is mostly assembled currently. I would like to post pics but I am not sure how. Any help would be appreciated.
I am a new member of this great site. I made my first corvette purchase a couple of months ago. I have primarily been into first generation big block camaros such as COPOs, ZL1s and Yenko cars and know little about vettes. I am considering another corvette purchase but I am not sure of the value. It is a 1972 convertable. It has all of the original driveline components. Originally a silver exterior with black interior car. It is a 350 / 4 speed car. It is complete with all of the correct parts. Needs some light bodywork but basically needs to be completely gone through. No rust on the frame and never hit. It is mostly assembled currently. I would like to post pics but I am not sure how. Any help would be appreciated.
Team Owner
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Westminster Maryland
Clint,
The fact that it's a convertible and a 4-speed helps it desirerability and value. Having some pictures and more details will help people give you a GUESS as to it's price range.
Regards,
Alan
The fact that it's a convertible and a 4-speed helps it desirerability and value. Having some pictures and more details will help people give you a GUESS as to it's price range.
Regards,
Alan
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2001
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From: North Easton Mass
Open an account on photobucket.com and upload your pictures. You can then click on the little yellow mountain icon to attach pics. Use the [IMG] link on photobucket and delete the duplicate [IMG][/IMG] that gets included when you insert the pic.
Welcome to the forum. I'm partial to 72's myself.
Rick B.
Welcome to the forum. I'm partial to 72's myself.
Rick B.
