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Marine Corps son has a super nice 71 convertible,non-matching numbers. It appears his life is taking a turn that makes selling the vert a smart move. As a C4 guy I have no clue. Is there a market? What is the best method to sell? What is a reasonable price range? Thanks for any input.
Hope and pray his health is good not all busted up or something....
I dunno these days what a stock shark vert is worth....my guess is 15-20 grand....but then again gas is a bitch and all cars are getting hit HARD on values....
Marine Corps son has a super nice 71 convertible,non-matching numbers. It appears his life is taking a turn that makes selling the vert a smart move. As a C4 guy I have no clue. Is there a market? What is the best method to sell? What is a reasonable price range? Thanks for any input.
Like MRVETTE said 15 to 20 thousand, BUT, if you or he could give more info and or send pics that would help in the hi side of the price like 20 or even 22500 if it's real clean.
I have a nice '71 Roadster, with a 350 and 4-speed. I was recently offered 25 for it, but it has the original engine. I turned him down (I don't see my '71 ever being for sale). Despite what you hear about the economy, there are still a lot of people with a lot of money who are looking for cool old C3s.
I have a nice '71 Roadster, with a 350 and 4-speed. I was recently offered 25 for it, but it has the original engine. I turned him down (I don't see my '71 ever being for sale). Despite what you hear about the economy, there are still a lot of people with a lot of money who are looking for cool old C3s.
I have a simular 71' vert 4 speed. Was offered 27,500 but didn't want to sell it at the time (still don't).
I have a 1969 vert and was offered 30.000.00 for it but said no I have all the origal parts from motor did alittle HP upgrade some say I should take the money and run but then what the hell do I do for a vette
I have a nice '71 Roadster, with a 350 and 4-speed. I was recently offered 25 for it, but it has the original engine. I turned him down (I don't see my '71 ever being for sale). Despite what you hear about the economy, there are still a lot of people with a lot of money who are looking for cool old C3s.
I agree people will sill spend money on their toys, I sure will