Looks like I'm going to lose my 92.
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Take it and buy something nicer, rarer, newer, more interesting and/or more challenging. Some times you just can't escape being given too much money for an automobile. It has happened to me twice, once a Mustang LX and found a (much) nicer Camaro and again on an '84 Corvette and found a '96 CE/LT4.
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This year I could go up to $15k once it's sold. Maybe a mint LT-4 or 2003/04 C5 or 05/ 06 C6 ?
I'm torn about selling, but know I'll never get an offer like this again.
I'm torn about selling, but know I'll never get an offer like this again.
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I have more than that into the car but like everything else if you use it more, it isn't fair to say that the item is worth what you paid for it. New motor costs $10k,10 years later ,it isn't worth $10k anymore Deprecated is the way I look at it
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May have an opportunity to look at a 94 doug rippe 383 6M with coil-overs and wilwood brakes with 29,000 miles. Not sure if it's been beat to death?
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Decisions.....decisions......good luck with what ever you decide.
Last edited by 3JsVette; 04-22-2018 at 10:57 AM.
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100k isn't the same as it was back in the 80s or so it seems to be these days I have 480k on my 99 W210
Last edited by aklim; 04-22-2018 at 02:13 PM.