1986 Pace Car
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Originally Posted by hippy
I doubt it. These cars aren't like the 60's cars that had performance enhancements. A set of stickers on the doors IMO doesn't mean sht.
The regular 86's well, it will be like a 86 but maybe a tad bit more.
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Originally Posted by xlr8nflorida
Sorry I don't agree- the true 86 pace cars from Indy are worth a bunch and the ones procuced in yellow are worth a nice penny as well.
The regular 86's well, it will be like a 86 but maybe a tad bit more.
The regular 86's well, it will be like a 86 but maybe a tad bit more.
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Well, I doubt there are any true Pace Cars left, or if there are, someone has them hidden away.
Now as far as the Pace Car replica of which every '86 convertible is one. They made 7315 of those, so they are far from rare and at 25% of production they can be considered low, but I doubt they will be worth any more than any other '86(except fot the fact that they are convertibles).
The Malcom Konner Edition is far more rare, in fact probably the most rare C4. Only 50 examples made.
Now as far as the Pace Car replica of which every '86 convertible is one. They made 7315 of those, so they are far from rare and at 25% of production they can be considered low, but I doubt they will be worth any more than any other '86(except fot the fact that they are convertibles).
The Malcom Konner Edition is far more rare, in fact probably the most rare C4. Only 50 examples made.
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Originally Posted by Mr Mojo
The Malcom Konner Edition is far more rare, in fact probably the most rare C4. Only 50 examples made.
What about my 1 of 30 Yellow Festival car? I pamper that baby everyday knowing it's going to appreciate. Not.
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Originally Posted by hippy
I doubt it. A set of stickers on the doors IMO doesn't mean sht.
If you have an ACTUAL pace car, i.e. one that was used at the Indy 500, then its worth something.
Otherwise dont expect anything far over what a vert of any year gets.
Even the Malcolm Konner edition isnt worth anything more at the moment, and with what they put on it, I dont expect it to go up more than any other coupe.
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Originally Posted by spooch22
Will these cars ever go up in price because of their low production numbers? Looking for opinions. 
However one cool thing is that every so often the people at INDY have a pace car reunion day and let you drive your car on the track. If you buy an '86 vert you can participate. If you buy an '87 vert, you can't. Not that it is a super big deal. but it is something of note. - I am planning on makeing it to the next one.
