77 Corvette worth
What do you guys think a 77 is worth? It has the L-82 motor and all factory options. 6000 orginal miles, the cars has been all gone through and is in mint condition. Thanks for your input.
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$15000-$17000 depending on what mint condition means!
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Looks like it's new
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What documentation do you have that proves it's 6,000 miles NOT 106,000 ?
I don't know of too many people willing to part With $17,000 for a 1977 no matter WHAT the deal is............. !!! |
WOW! 6,000 miles not even broke in yet. Got any pic's?
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Originally Posted by 427SIXPACK
(Post 1576101695)
What documentation do you have that proves it's 6,000 miles NOT 106,000 ?
I don't know of too many people willing to part With $17,000 for a 1977 no matter WHAT the deal is............. !!! |
Originally Posted by 427SIXPACK
(Post 1576101695)
What documentation do you have that proves it's 6,000 miles NOT 106,000 ?
I don't know of too many people willing to part With $17,000 for a 1977 no matter WHAT the deal is............. !!! |
Originally Posted by BPHORSEGUY
(Post 1576100239)
$15000-$17000 depending on what mint condition means!
"Every available option" would be interesting if true. If the mileage is correct, as soon as you drive the car you're hurting the potential value. RJR: if you've already offered $15K, why ask what it's worth? :thumbs: |
It's worth what you're willing to pay. :cheers:
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auto or 4 sp the 4 sp will be worth a little more i have a 77 L82 4 sp with 9,800 miles which was NCRS top flight this year at a regional meet and sine off on bowtie for the nationals, didn't make it this year. i paid 18,900 for her but i have a few dollars more in her now tires shipping + a few other odds and ends
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Originally Posted by Easy Mike
(Post 1576106650)
Too high unless there is something out of the ordinary and truly remarkable about this particular '77.
"Every available option" would be interesting if true. If the mileage is correct, as soon as you drive the car you're hurting the potential value. RJR: if you've already offered $15K, why ask what it's worth? :thumbs: |
Originally Posted by rjr2007
(Post 1576107146)
Was just wanting to know what you guys think, The dealer wants $35000 for it. I laughed at them and offered them $15000 and told them they would be lucky to get that.
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That dealer will be sitting on that 77 for a long time if he thinks it's worth 35K. There are a lot nicer collectable C3's out there for that kind of money
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:withstupid:
Originally Posted by 427SIXPACK
(Post 1576101695)
What documentation do you have that proves it's 6,000 miles NOT 106,000 ?
I don't know of too many people willing to part With $17,000 for a 1977 no matter WHAT the deal is............. !!! |
Originally Posted by srs244
(Post 1576106401)
:iagree:persoanlly i'd rather put that kind of money into a more interesting C3 if that is what you want.
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Originally Posted by BPHORSEGUY
(Post 1576110383)
I don't understand all the bashing of the rubber bumper cars..
I had a 67 convertible before my 70. The 67 hands down is worth far more than my 70 ever will be but I didn't care for all the rattles, shakes, etc... Some could have been taken care of with a thorough restoration. Some aspects would probably have felt the same even with a restoration. Guess I fall in between? :cheers: |
20,000-25,000 i would say would be top $ and that would be hard to get even if it was a low mi. L82, 4 sp. top fight survior car. i like the rubber bumpers also like the crome one to. to each their owne.
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i wish i had some of what that dealer is smoking. thats insane.
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:iagree::rofl:
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Originally Posted by silver 1
(Post 1576113228)
20,000-25,000 i would say would be top $ and that would be hard to get even if it was a low mi. L82, 4 sp. top fight survior car. i like the rubber bumpers also like the crome one to. to each their owne.
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