who knows corvettes?

thats the starting bid,if it goes for that then its a good deal,but you have to watch out,its has a rebuilt title which will lower the value.it you can get it for 9,000.00 or there about then yes its a good deal.
 
If it was an 1983 model it'd be worth more! ;) :D
 
id go to 10 or 12k on that, ive always wanted something like that sticking out of the hood.
 
1981 was the first year that a computer was used in a Corvette, and in 81 Corvette's were produced with 2 types of paint. Laquer was sprayed at the St Louis plant, and enamel was sprayed at the Bowling Green plant. . .
 
Roz-SRT said:
1981 was the first year that a computer was used in a Corvette, and in 81 Corvette's were produced with 2 types of paint. Laquer was sprayed at the St Louis plant, and enamel was sprayed at the Bowling Green plant. . .
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but this one has been repainted.:dontknow:
 
I'm assuming that's not the original motor. Being a non-original (motor), it's not going to be worth anything as a collectible Vette.

C3 Corvettes carry the lowest value of all generations anyway. For comparision sake, I bought a '77 model all original in excellent condition 70K miles for $6,900 a few years back.

That particular Corvette should be valued as a hotrod. Looking at his set up, I'd say he probably has 20-25K invested in it. He'll be lucky to get his money back on it, IMO.
 
ViperTruck2933 said:
I'm assuming that's not the original motor. Being a non-original (motor), it's not going to be worth anything as a collectible Vette.

C3 Corvettes carry the lowest value of all generations anyway. For comparision sake, I bought a '77 model all original in excellent condition 70K miles for $6,900 a few years back.

That particular Corvette should be valued as a hotrod. Looking at his set up, I'd say he probably has 20-25K invested in it. He'll be lucky to get his money back on it, IMO.
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I agree...

But, it's a nice looking car. It seems to be (from what is in the pictures) to be clean and well built. :dontknow: :) If you like it, buy it! :rock: :rock: It's worth about $9k, if I was bidding on it. ;)
 
late 60's and early 70's with big block are starting to come up in price from what ive seen lately
 
eddie102870 said:
late 60's and early 70's with big block are starting to come up in price from what ive seen lately
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Quite dramtically, really.

This ride, as mentioned, is in all probability not a numbers original matching car. You cannot think of a car like this as an investment. But as a head turning, show & shine, weekend street warrior? Kick ass.:rock:

We bought a NOM '74 'Ray that we considered doing this to, but it's far better to find a deal like this that someone's taking the hit on.;)
 
great info...as a play car, ok, as a collectable, worthless....thanks...just looking for something different to run around town
 
thats my thoughts it would be bad to ride around town on, take to the track and play with a little.
 
That beast looks like it would be lotsa fun :rock:
 
Speaking of badass GM's. . . I could only dream of building something like this one day!

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As long as you are only planning on using it around town it would be okay. Generally the 6-71 style huffers are not that great for long distance driving.
 
Silverback said:
As long as you are only planning on using it around town it would be okay. Generally the 6-71 style huffers are not that great for long distance driving.
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6-71 AINT SO BAD...ITS THE 8-71 THAT KILL.
 
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