lbisbiglia

Hi all

I have a 69 vette convertible with 23500 original ... I have received many offers

What do you think the value is. Very clean show room quality

topcarbon

Lots of info to give you a price
shot in the dark.....30k based on what you have so far

69Vett

without pictures, and details, somewhere between $ 1000-50,000.

TimAT

With a build sheet, and all the documentation you can muster.
As an example, my 69 is an L-89,427/435 4 speed convertible. Problem is the original engine has been gone since 1971 along with the 1971 thinking "Who needs to keep this trash". So my 1 of 390 built is just another Corvette. I hate it, but I'm fine with it.

lbisbiglia

I have all the Doc needed. And pics. I just thing the car might not be rare. But with 23500 miles. All original no restore

factor this as the needle in the haystack. Barn find. What do you think

SB64

Your asking us to give you a value on something we cannot see. I mean if you REALLY want an opinion on price you NEED PICTURES and maybe the pro and cons of the car
C'mon man
RVZIO

topcarbon

what do i think?

I think you do not listen to good advise

Alan 71

Hi l,
The words "Very clean show room quality" sound like used car salesmen hype.
Generally with a 48 year old Corvette a few photos (exterior, interior, engine compartment and chassis) show what the car is.
You've not given anyone enough information to even GUESS at the value of the car you have.
Regards,
Alan

Easy Mike

FWIW: if you know enough about the car to actually know it's "all original" and unrestored, you should already have an idea of the value.

That said, it's probably worth what you paid for it.

lbisbiglia

I will get some pics up this afternoon truth be told I am not a car guy. And this car just fell into my lap

lbisbiglia

Hi Alan

I will post some pic. New to this site trying to figure it out. I am not a car guy so I will do my best. This car just came my way but shear luck

Alan 71

Hi I,
Well this 69 might be just the reason for you to BECOME a 'car guy'!
Even a couple of photos will help people give you an idea of what's in your lap.
Might be something very nice!
Regards,
Alan

lbisbiglia

Here are the pics

Alan 71

Hi l,
Here you go:







At first look this appears to be a NICE car.
If this convertible fell into your lap you were in the right place at the right time!
Thoughts to follow!
Regards,
Alan

A photo of the engine compartment and interior would be good if you can.

ed427vette

Looks nice.
Its a small block. If its mostly original (its not all original as I can see just by the few pics you showed) and has the born with drive train you should be able to get in the mid 20s. I haven't seen too many 69 small blocks get near or past 30k even with factory sidepipes. Just look at the For Sale forum on this site and you will see small block 69s cars for sale for years that will never sell because they are asking over 30k. (Well, to say 'never' is not true, just not for another maybe 10 or 20 years).

In order to get the highest amount you would need good original factory documentation. This is also assuming the frame and birdcage are in good shape. It also assumes that the car has not been totally wrecked and put back together, even if put back nicely.

You will need to give prospective buyers very good detailed pictures of important things to see. Lots of pictures are no good if they don't show anything of importance.

Best of luck

63Corvette

So...................where is your (build) tank sheet? Have you looked for it on your tank?

TimAT

I got this car from the 2nd owner (I'm #3), but when he got it in 1971, he was a next door neighbor. I've been around this car and worked on it since 1971. There is nothing on the car that has not been apart one time or another. Build sheet is long gone, along with the protect-o-plate and everything else.