You all would just poop your pants, it is insane! 
Older C5 prices.....
Drifting
Joined: May 2004
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From: Central CA
Originally Posted by 84zz4vette
See.....now you're showing your *** in this. "All these 16 year olds". Man......I don't know a single 16 year old with a C5 (not to say there isn't one or more somewhere)......and the number of less than 20 year olds here in the C5 section is miniscule. Oh.....and the average (have you looked that word up yet?) age of a C5 owner is 50+. But of course you know better than the rest of us, don't you. Good job stud. 
Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by 84zz4vette
See.....now you're showing your *** in this. "All these 16 year olds". Man......I don't know a single 16 year old with a C5 (not to say there isn't one or more somewhere)......and the number of less than 20 year olds here in the C5 section is miniscule. Oh.....and the average (have you looked that word up yet?) age of a C5 owner is 50+. But of course you know better than the rest of us, don't you. Good job stud.
*END of DISCUSSION*
Last edited by vectorz; Jul 26, 2005 at 02:33 AM.
Burning Brakes
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From: Nashville TN
Just as one persons idea of what is a well maintained and clean house will differ from someone else's, so, also, ideas of what is a well maintained and "pristine" condition Corvette will differ -- widely! I have seen Corvettes that look like they need a paint job and new interior, but the owners think they are in "mint", "like new" condition. 
I have yet to see any truely low mileage, excellent condition early C5s priced in the teens -- though many that are for sale at those prices are advertised as "immaculate", and "in new condition".
I have yet to see any truely low mileage, excellent condition early C5s priced in the teens -- though many that are for sale at those prices are advertised as "immaculate", and "in new condition".
Le Mans Master
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From: Shiloh Ohio
Originally Posted by vectorz
Wow, good thing you're not an attorney. You make horrible arguments. Good thing I am.
Le Mans Master
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From: AKA Harvey Mushman-I know just enough to be dangerous "Those who sacrifice liberty for safety deserve neither"- B. Franklin
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Cruise-In V Veteran
Originally Posted by Neablas
.. i hate threads like this ...
makes me remember that i paid wAAAAy too much for mine.
makes me remember that i paid wAAAAy too much for mine.
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Drifting
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From: North Canton OH
Ah... the art of pricing. The forums are too "global" to accurately gauge market value of cars in a specific area.
I paid waayy more than I would have liked, because I constantly saw great deals on here. Too bad nobody sold them that low last march. I would see a car, go look at it, try to negotiate down to what I thought was reasonable based on what I read here. Then leave, hoping the dealer would call saying they'd take the deal. Everytime, within a day or two, the cars would be gone.
So I got tired of getting my hopes up and trying to negotiate, when the next guy is willing to drop the cash at the level the dealers where asking, so I bit the bullet and bought for whatever I could negotiate on the spot.
I don't really feel all that bad about what I paid either. It wasn't "the best deal on the planet" but not the worst either.
I paid waayy more than I would have liked, because I constantly saw great deals on here. Too bad nobody sold them that low last march. I would see a car, go look at it, try to negotiate down to what I thought was reasonable based on what I read here. Then leave, hoping the dealer would call saying they'd take the deal. Everytime, within a day or two, the cars would be gone.
So I got tired of getting my hopes up and trying to negotiate, when the next guy is willing to drop the cash at the level the dealers where asking, so I bit the bullet and bought for whatever I could negotiate on the spot.
I don't really feel all that bad about what I paid either. It wasn't "the best deal on the planet" but not the worst either.
Burning Brakes
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From: white hall ar
ok i cant stand it. now i know its not a c5 BUT i sold my 1985-WITH 130K MILES on it for 11500. its all in what the guys willing to spend AND THE INDIVIDUAL CAR .....NOW EVERYBODY TAKE A DEEP BREATH.... later 
its all in what the guys willing to spend AND THE INDIVIDUAL CAR .....NOW EVERYBODY TAKE A DEEP BREATH.... later
Le Mans Master
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From: Twilight zone
St. Jude Donor '05-'06
Originally Posted by vet85
ok i cant stand it. now i know its not a c5 BUT i sold my 1985-WITH 130K MILES on it for 11500. its all in what the guys willing to spend AND THE INDIVIDUAL CAR .....NOW EVERYBODY TAKE A DEEP BREATH.... later
its all in what the guys willing to spend AND THE INDIVIDUAL CAR .....NOW EVERYBODY TAKE A DEEP BREATH.... later 
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: Tampa FL
Originally Posted by madeouttaglass
....and our C5s are worth just about nothing now.
figure that out.
edit: 28k according to Blue Book.
Last edited by Neablas; Jul 26, 2005 at 09:00 PM.
