How much are Callaway C4s selling for these days?
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Here's one for $45500. https://corvettemike.com/used-corvet...n-turbo-coupe/
That's one FINE example of a B2K
Thanks for posting that one. Possible it's the finest example of a non-Aerobody B2K?
So $45k for a 1990 B2K and at least $60k for a 1990 B2K with Aerobody.
Also, as a separate point to note, it's been 3 weeks since the garage pics request. Still no sign. I think Surf was right, don't hold your breath.
Thanks for posting that one. Possible it's the finest example of a non-Aerobody B2K?
So $45k for a 1990 B2K and at least $60k for a 1990 B2K with Aerobody.
Also, as a separate point to note, it's been 3 weeks since the garage pics request. Still no sign. I think Surf was right, don't hold your breath.
The Dark Red 1991 Convertible AeroBody also sold. Heard the buyer sprung for a set of OZ wheels, so it looks proper now, also.
Seems for the really nice cars, they bring their prices.
That said, a driver 1990 B2K sold last week for a bit shy of $20k. Listed at that price, it lasted HOURS, and sold quickly, too cheap.
Two things about this thread/topic:
1. Prices for good cars and AeroBody cars are strong,
2. The OP still hasn’t posted pics of their garage. Shocker.
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How did I hear? It was just a rumor from a friend or a friend's cousin's wife... I forget where I heard. Glad you got a set though.
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I haven't seem the prices go crazy, but it seems that finding a good one for reasonable $ is getting harder.
They certainly haven't gone down in price.
No offence to the seller, but the one that was passed in for $15K on Ebay and for sale at $30K elsewhere, would be at the low end of desirable vehicles (in my mind!!)
What this means, is that you probably will need to pay a premium for a good one, given the limited number built and then the limited number actually for sale.
There will be a difference from 1987 to 1991 in the "same quality" Callaway's with Aerobody's, with a 1991 aerobody probably demanding the highest price.
I just cant see a half decent genuine callaway WITH aerobody being for sale at less than $40K - this is just my opinion however
They certainly haven't gone down in price.
No offence to the seller, but the one that was passed in for $15K on Ebay and for sale at $30K elsewhere, would be at the low end of desirable vehicles (in my mind!!)
What this means, is that you probably will need to pay a premium for a good one, given the limited number built and then the limited number actually for sale.
There will be a difference from 1987 to 1991 in the "same quality" Callaway's with Aerobody's, with a 1991 aerobody probably demanding the highest price.
I just cant see a half decent genuine callaway WITH aerobody being for sale at less than $40K - this is just my opinion however
Good grief, your car is gorgeous!!! I remember when it last sold. Lucky guy, you are