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It might not be as desirable as a ZR1, but this 35th anniversary C4 is essentially a time capsule.

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turbota

Id be very surprised if he gets 40K for it but good luck to him. You could almost buy a C7 with 40K.

449er

This guy is dreaming, 40k for a low performance C4 ?... regardless of the mileage & manual tranny

cv67

JungleCat

Yep, it's a nice car but not $40K nice. i don't believe low mileage C4 ZR-1s are going that high.

BrandensBeast

There was a 40th anniversary editions for sale in my area with under 300 miles for 40k on craiglist. It was on there for months, probably still is.

JimLentz

Correct and the one below had only 300 miles:

1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1: 2016 Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas Sale Feature Car
Lot 805, Sold at $38,500

http://www.automobilemag.com/news/19...e-feature-car/

jsmcol

it takes a special buyer to want a car like that, as each mile you drive it will tend to depreciate the car. If you are going to buy a car with low miles and not drive it, may as well get the one with 300 miles!


I'd be surprised if this goes for over $30k.

JimLentz

The there is this 1990 ZR-1 that went for $26K in May at an Indinapolis Mecum auction with 1,500 miles:

Highlights

5.7/375 HP 32 valve LT5 V-8 engine
6-speed transmission
Believed to be 1,500 miles
Z51 performance handling package
Dual power seats
Air conditioning
Power steering, windows and locks
King of the Hill first year C4 ZR1
Ordered new by Ronald Reagan's transportation secretary, Drew Lewis
ZR1 Owners box

cv67

Ultra low mi Zs in the 20s all day

He should kiss the ground if he gets anywhere near that. nice car uncommon and all but its just not in demand