1975 L-82 Convertible 4-Speed Low Miles

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05-27-2017, 11:59 AM

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LYLE

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Originally Posted by blue67ragtop

In my opinion your car should certainly sell at your current price. Well worth it!

Your 75 and mine are for sale on the forum mine has new paint yours is original.Both waiting for buyers at $20,000. Hope yours sells.A bump for a 75 sale.

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05-27-2017, 11:03 PM

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I would say your current price is where it should sell. I have a 74' L82 with a 4 speed myself. While I am aware it is not the most sought after car it is an original paint car that is completely stock minus the missing smog pump. Hang firm at your current price. There are people out there like me that enjoy the rarity of your car's originality. At 32 years old I may be the odd ball of my generation but I want them bone stock. Which is why I am keeping my 02' Z06 that same way.

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07-11-2017, 02:00 PM

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07-13-2017, 03:41 PM

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'75

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Originally Posted by earlyseventy6

Hang on to it for awhile, reading that 68-73 cars are starting to price themselves out of the affordable market. 74-82 cars will be up and coming with hopefully a turnaround in the economy. I have a 76` i have owned for 20+ years and i refuse to sell it for less than 15000.00 and since Hagerty appraised these cars at around 8500.00, they are behind the curve with the current market. These cars are getting harder to find in decent condition. IMHO..

For what it's worth there were fewer of the '75, 4-speed, L-82 convertibles made than many of the so-called collectibles.