69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson
#1
Racer
Thread Starter
69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/event....asp?id=174974
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/event....asp?id=175410
I am interested in bidding on these cars.
Does any fellow forum members have any knowlwdge of these.
Thanks, Mitch
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/event....asp?id=175410
I am interested in bidding on these cars.
Does any fellow forum members have any knowlwdge of these.
Thanks, Mitch
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St. Jude Donor '08
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (427 Mitch)
Wow, they are selling the callaway sledgehammer vette!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wanna see how much that goes for! Peice of automotive history there.
I wanna see how much that goes for! Peice of automotive history there.
#4
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (88'Cubka)
I saw all these cars on Thursday. The L88 is awesome and it will fetch some big $$$. I believe they are predicting it will go for over 100k.
However, if you desire other vettes with a 427 in it, there were a bunch of them in pristine condition.
I don't know if saw it or not but the highest selling car on Friday was a 1967, 427/435 roadster for 132k.
They also have a fine collection of Callaway's up for bid. Man, if money weren't an issue......
However, if you desire other vettes with a 427 in it, there were a bunch of them in pristine condition.
I don't know if saw it or not but the highest selling car on Friday was a 1967, 427/435 roadster for 132k.
They also have a fine collection of Callaway's up for bid. Man, if money weren't an issue......
#5
Racer
Thread Starter
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (1971Ultra)
Money is always an issue, but I do have an idea of the value of these cars.
I was curious if anyone knew if they have their orginal engines or restoration
engines.
Mitch
I was curious if anyone knew if they have their orginal engines or restoration
engines.
Mitch
#6
Instructor
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (427 Mitch)
Mitch,
On the 69 L88, the paint is 'older', the documentation is a tank sticker and the the engine pad is, well, questionable. There a few other things about it that we can discuss if you want more info. Send me a email.
Regards,
Mark Donnally
On the 69 L88, the paint is 'older', the documentation is a tank sticker and the the engine pad is, well, questionable. There a few other things about it that we can discuss if you want more info. Send me a email.
Regards,
Mark Donnally
#7
Team Owner
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (BoeingDriver)
If you are selling a $100k + car, why can't you get the name of the paint color right?? :rolleyes: The 69, hopefully, is lemans blue, not marina blue. :rolleyes:
I noticed on TV this year they announced that Barret Jackson and SpeedTV make no representations about the car, that all the info is provided by the seller, and it is basically "buyer beware." In previous years they mentioned how BJ carefully reviewed the cars and accompanying documentation which probably gave some people the (false) impression that all the cars were guaranteed "real" :)
Mitch, is it possible to bid on these cars this late over the phone? They must have some kind of precertify process, no? MJ
[Modified by MNJack, 2:11 PM 1/24/2004]
I noticed on TV this year they announced that Barret Jackson and SpeedTV make no representations about the car, that all the info is provided by the seller, and it is basically "buyer beware." In previous years they mentioned how BJ carefully reviewed the cars and accompanying documentation which probably gave some people the (false) impression that all the cars were guaranteed "real" :)
Mitch, is it possible to bid on these cars this late over the phone? They must have some kind of precertify process, no? MJ
[Modified by MNJack, 2:11 PM 1/24/2004]
#8
Racer
Thread Starter
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (MNJack)
I have pre-registered.
My first choice is the 67 L89 which I have done my homework on. I also
gave these two lots, just in case.
Mitch
My first choice is the 67 L89 which I have done my homework on. I also
gave these two lots, just in case.
Mitch
#9
Team Owner
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (427 Mitch)
To me, the scary thing about bidding at BJ would be going up against "stupid money" :lol: At some auctions you need to worry about dishonest, shill bidding to run the price up, but at BJ it could be a perfectly honest but very ignorant bidder that bids the price up well beyond any reasonable value. When you get 2 of these types bidding against each other (being egged on by that cute lady hustler) the results can be nutso!! :eek: I would certainly keep an eye on the boys from Proteam and note where they drop out. MJ
#10
Team Owner
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (MNJack)
To me, the scary thing about bidding at BJ would be going up against "stupid money" :lol: At some auctions you need to worry about dishonest, shill bidding to run the price up, but at BJ it could be a perfectly honest but very ignorant bidder that bids the price up well beyond any reasonable value. When you get 2 of these types bidding against each other (being egged on by that cute lady hustler) the results can be nutso!! :eek: I would certainly keep an eye on the boys from Proteam and note where they drop out. MJ
#11
Le Mans Master
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (Corey 68)
thanks for the post and links, I will eagerly await the value the ZR-1 goes for as I have a ZR-1 vert. Mine is in need of a body off after a few years of racing in the 70's and early 80's. I will be pulling the engine in a couple of years and storing it and dropping a Z06 engine in it. I have had a classic car consignemt place contact me (spring) and ask for bock #'s etc. but I didn't buy this as an investment - I drive it and have already promised it to my son when he is old enough to take responsibility for it, at least 25 yrs. Given he will turn 16 in March I have a few years of long cruises left in her. In all honesty I would look to buy a bb or sb chrome bumper vert off a forum member instead of looking at these 2. You can drive it and not be worried about anything like paint chips etc. One of the main reasons I have not done the body off yet is that I am worried about theft/vandalism etc. I live NW of Toronto and my wife & I regularly take to the back (mostly dirt) roads through the valleys and hills without thinking twice, then again I only paid around $15 cdn in Dec of 98.
#12
Racer
Thread Starter
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (MNJack)
[QUOTE]To me, the scary thing about bidding at BJ would be going up against "stupid money" :lol: At some auctions you need to worry about dishonest, shill bidding to run the price up, but at BJ it could be a perfectly honest but very ignorant bidder that bids the price up well beyond any reasonable value. When you get 2 of these types bidding against each other (being egged on by that cute lady hustler) the results can be nutso!! :eek:
That is why I am doing telephone bidding from home. This way the only woman on my arm will be my wife telling me to hang up the phone.
Mitch
That is why I am doing telephone bidding from home. This way the only woman on my arm will be my wife telling me to hang up the phone.
Mitch
#13
Race Director
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (427 Mitch)
I have seen the blue ZR1 on here before. Someone posted a link to it at a dealership. They were asking $105K for it. The pics were very nice.
#14
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (427 Mitch)
$132K for a L71 '67 C2 just seems ludicrous to me...although my wife saw this go across the auction block and said "we're keeping the '69!!!"
Somehow $6,000 for a '69 Convertible that was originally a 427/435hp car seems a much better bargain!
The funny thing is that I've had opportunities to buy perfect Ferrari 365GTs for under $30K. They are really not desirable cars among sports car enthusiasts (mostly because they're heavy, not particularly fast and don't handle that well)
[Modified by sammyb, 9:12 AM 1/25/2004]
Somehow $6,000 for a '69 Convertible that was originally a 427/435hp car seems a much better bargain!
The funny thing is that I've had opportunities to buy perfect Ferrari 365GTs for under $30K. They are really not desirable cars among sports car enthusiasts (mostly because they're heavy, not particularly fast and don't handle that well)
[Modified by sammyb, 9:12 AM 1/25/2004]
#15
Team Owner
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (sammyb)
ok.... coming soon.... just have to wait for some of the other junk! :lol:
(they just finished #675)
• 679.1 1965 SHELBY COBRA 4000 ROADSTER NO RESERVE
• 680 1967 CHEVROLET CORVETTE 427/435 CONVERTIBLE NO RESERVE
681 1949 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE STREET ROD 2 DOOR FASTBACK NO RESERVE
• 682 1938 LINCOLN ZEPHYR V-12 COUPE STREET ROD NO RESERVE
• 683 1969 CHEVROLET CORVETTE L-88 CONVERTIBLE RESERVE
• 684 1991 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CALLAWAY ZR1 SPEEDSTER NO RESERVE
• 685 1988 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CALLAWAY "SLEDGEHAMMER" NO RESERVE
• 686 1997 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CALLAWAY C12 COUPE NO RESERVE
[Modified by MNJack, 5:19 PM 1/24/2004]
(they just finished #675)
• 679.1 1965 SHELBY COBRA 4000 ROADSTER NO RESERVE
• 680 1967 CHEVROLET CORVETTE 427/435 CONVERTIBLE NO RESERVE
681 1949 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE STREET ROD 2 DOOR FASTBACK NO RESERVE
• 682 1938 LINCOLN ZEPHYR V-12 COUPE STREET ROD NO RESERVE
• 683 1969 CHEVROLET CORVETTE L-88 CONVERTIBLE RESERVE
• 684 1991 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CALLAWAY ZR1 SPEEDSTER NO RESERVE
• 685 1988 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CALLAWAY "SLEDGEHAMMER" NO RESERVE
• 686 1997 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CALLAWAY C12 COUPE NO RESERVE
[Modified by MNJack, 5:19 PM 1/24/2004]
#16
Le Mans Master
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (Eddie 70)
I have seen the blue ZR1 on here before. Someone posted a link to it at a dealership. They were asking $105K for it. The pics were very nice.
#18
Le Mans Master
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (427 Mitch)
Anybody know what the ZR-1 went for - I thought that $65 -$80 would be a fair price, well as fair as it goes at B-J. I should get a copy of the transaction and give it to my ins. agent and appraisor and watch them have a good laugh.
#19
Team Owner
Re: 69 L88, 72 ZR1 at Barret Jackson (427 Mitch)
I am interested in bidding on these cars.
Does any fellow forum members have any knowlwdge of these.
Thanks, Mitch
Does any fellow forum members have any knowlwdge of these.
Thanks, Mitch