C7 competition seats value
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I have seen the competition seats go anywhere from $2500 - $3500. Do a search in the C7 Parts for Sale section on Competition Seats and see what others have been listing the seats in terms of price.
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shipping them is the issue for most, but you should have no issue selling mostly local on here, craigslist, etc...
they look brand new almost, would assume very low miles or just taken care of. definitely sought after.
if you are just selling outright, I would say $4k is reasonable.
the comp seatback conversion prices seemed to have gone up so might as well as for more than that since they are full factory seats no need to do any work other than bolt in, i think the electrical connector changed only over the years, but that's less of an issue then doing the seats themselves.
they look brand new almost, would assume very low miles or just taken care of. definitely sought after.
if you are just selling outright, I would say $4k is reasonable.
the comp seatback conversion prices seemed to have gone up so might as well as for more than that since they are full factory seats no need to do any work other than bolt in, i think the electrical connector changed only over the years, but that's less of an issue then doing the seats themselves.
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Drifting
Joined: Jun 2001
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From: Darlington, MD
shipping them is the issue for most, but you should have no issue selling mostly local on here, craigslist, etc...
they look brand new almost, would assume very low miles or just taken care of. definitely sought after.
if you are just selling outright, I would say $4k is reasonable.
the comp seatback conversion prices seemed to have gone up so might as well as for more than that since they are full factory seats no need to do any work other than bolt in, i think the electrical connector changed only over the years, but that's less of an issue then doing the seats themselves.
they look brand new almost, would assume very low miles or just taken care of. definitely sought after.
if you are just selling outright, I would say $4k is reasonable.
the comp seatback conversion prices seemed to have gone up so might as well as for more than that since they are full factory seats no need to do any work other than bolt in, i think the electrical connector changed only over the years, but that's less of an issue then doing the seats themselves.
