Yellow 95 #446, been discussed before?
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Yellow 95 #446, been discussed before?
Has the yellow 95 on Autotrader been noticed by anyone else? Close to the last ZR-1 produced(#446) with less than 3000 miles & and a low #'s color on top of it all. What looks like a deal to me @ $26k? Sure is a tough market.
Anybody know the car?
Anybody know the car?
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....color RARE & transmision rare too. Has to be one of the few automatic ZR-1s produced.
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Man that's a good looking car.........that yellow is the right shade!
Now the bashers are going to take the $25K price and run with it on what a rare color, pristine, '95 should sell for, even though it is a misprint, and should be $36K.
Now the bashers are going to take the $25K price and run with it on what a rare color, pristine, '95 should sell for, even though it is a misprint, and should be $36K.
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As far as price goes... unfortunately that is what the market is dictating right now. I know because I just sold my 95 ZR-1 with 21k miles on it for less than $30k. That was the only way I could generate any interest in the car right now. There are bargains out there if you are looking. I just saw a red 93 ZR-1 LPE stroker with LPE aerobody sell for $35k at the Mecum auction that is going on right now Florida. It is definitely a buyers market.
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If I recall correctly, the owner had pics at GM's with these cars since they were one of the last ZR-1's. I think he might have got 2.
He either posted it here or emailed it to me directly. They were cool photos and he had photos with all the top guys. If I am not mistaken he was a pretty high up business man.
He either posted it here or emailed it to me directly. They were cool photos and he had photos with all the top guys. If I am not mistaken he was a pretty high up business man.
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Can't remember the name of the original buyer, but he bought 445, 446 and 447 all yellow, kept one and gave the other two to high ranking executives at his company. He listed one on zr1.net and had a picture with all three together when delivery was taken.
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He had a cool photo and it was a good story.
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It is Clint Atkins car....owns a hobby company.....and lots of real estate...net worth was about $450M when I knew him.
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If it was 26 it would be in my garage by now. It was 12,900 on the dealer website originally. Told them I would take it at 12,900. No go. Anyway took about 2 weeks to sell after it hit autotrader at 35,900. And I can tell you they weren't moving much off of list, I tried. I still say it is the cheapest, nicest Z that I have seen sold.
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As far as price goes... unfortunately that is what the market is dictating right now. I know because I just sold my 95 ZR-1 with 21k miles on it for less than $30k. That was the only way I could generate any interest in the car right now. There are bargains out there if you are looking. I just saw a red 93 ZR-1 LPE stroker with LPE aerobody sell for $35k at the Mecum auction that is going on right now Florida. It is definitely a buyers market.