daniel5625

1990 corvette convertible polo green with tan top, 135k miles, 6speed manual, no fading on front or rear bumpers, some scratches, and a little oxidation on the front lights, no cracks in dash, interior is in good shape runs great, shifts great, always garaged, not driven in rain. no pics right now but just give me a ballpark price!

thanks.

socalman

1990 Vette base- $5k
Vert plus $2k
6 spd plus $1k
135k mile minus $1k

I'd go $7k
$ you'll put into it $5k
Miles of Smiles- Priceless

Millah

5k to 7k

RollaMo-LT4

With 135k miles, I would not believe the "not driven in the rain" part.
Not that it really makes any difference at that mileage.

You don't get 135k miles on a car by being a garage queen.

socalman

averages to 6700 miles a year, so if not a daily driver, sure you can; Weekend cruiser averaging 125 miles a weekend is easy to do without taking in the rain, although like you said, who cares. Last I checked, Chevys don't melt

Dudeurgettnavette

4K tops

Relic

There's always at least one that comes in and posts a low number. I can beat that... $2k tops... (heavy sarcasm).

jhammons01

$1999.99..........[/sarcasm]

There is nothing stating anymore about the condition of the car.

If you find an enthusiast that has rebuilt all the major systems and the thing is standing tall, $5k may be a bit low.

If the car has been neglected and they just repaired things when they "broke"....then Maybe $2k is too high.

At this point, my Garage queen has proven to need almost one of everything even though it had 62k on it when I got it. 30k mile later.....I've been "through" this car.....and not all my repairs are "correct"....meaning...even though I replaced the plastic gears in the headlight...it was sticking last evening and had to be "helped" to get it to close.

So, I'd ask things like...when was the Clutch replaced...have the half shafts been rebuilt...etc....

Relic

Couldn't agree more, best answer so far.

Oh, and documentation of those repairs... that's huge.

mrmtrtrnd

I would also go with the 7k price range, maybe up to 8k depending on a number of factors like wheel, tire and top condition, do all the accessories work. Could be worth less if some of things need to be fixed or replaced.

daniel5625

i was thinking about 6000 no reserve on ebay.

r15

I would say the 5-6 is what you could sell it for. Some people think the C4 prices have come back up, which they have a little, but not enough to put you much above 7. If some bidders have spring fever you could get close to 7 on a no reserve auction.

Millah

dont laugh at 2k vettes.

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4s-...this-deal.html

ah crap both of those were deleted by poster. but they were both 2 grand vettes a 1993 and a 1987 with greenwood kit. both ran but had high miles.