03ki11er

How much would you pay for my car? It has a brand new zz4 with less than 3,000 miles, hooker headers/side pipes, msd 6al ignition, rebuilt th350 with less than 3,000 miles, brand new paint ferrari red, brand new interior, brand new bridgestone racing tires, new torque thrust II's. Im not sure on the hp, the engine puts out 350hp, 405ft/lbs tq. It has 3:73 rear end. Im curious as to how much I could get for it. I know nothing near what i put in, but I was thinking around 10k? It also has a cd/mp3 player with 2 infinity 6x9's

Paul L

What year? What condition?

Van Steel

Just looked at his sig. He's got a 74. Looks & sounds to be in good condition. I'm thinking if the car has no rust in the birdcage and the frame rails are good you can easily get 10K. Looks like a nice vette from the one pic I saw.

Here's his sig pic.

03ki11er

sorry, that is kinda important hunh. Its a 74 and in good condition. The only thing that is original is the suspension. here are some more pics.

MN-Brent

I saw your video and Id say 10K is a more than fair asking price. Id try 11K and hope to get more than 10K.

Market is soft these day it seems.

Brent...

03ki11er

I really not planning on selling it. Im just curious as to how much it would go for! Thanks!

Van Steel

03Ki11er
I like the look of your vette but I think you need to drop the front just a tad to give it a nice stance. Maybe that pic is old and before the car settled but from what i see, thats the only thing I would change.
Dan

Paul L

Your target market has been limited by the body and other modifications such as the stinger hood, 1980-82 rear bumper and side-pipes although overall those seem to have come together very nicely. It's a pretty car. You will find someone to whom those mods appeal although the sale may take longer than with an original car. My guess is $10k-12k. As with most Corvettes you will never recoup the costs of an engine upgrade, new paint, etc.

mvftw

Nothing it's an automatic, but if it was a stick $12k

CGGorman

Tasteful mods, all the bells and whistles for a hot-rod, good condition, etc... It's really an example of everything done "right". Good job. Cover those headlight buckets with Lexan, drop it and inch or two and you're 100%. I'd say 12-15, but I don't mind mods.

wcsinx

Nice looking car! But you definitely need to drop that front a good ways. 2-3" looks like ... It would change the whole appearance of the car.

isosceles

If I were in the market and had the money I'd pay 10K easy. Might go 11K. It sould be a good deal for someone at either of those prices if the car is in as good as conditions as the pics indicate.

XShark

That thing is too tall.

$10k-$12K seems about right. Like the stinger hood!

03ki11er

Im actually dropping it this weekend 2''! Thanks for all you guesstimations! I will post pics after I drop it.

Paul L

I'm not into mods but there is something about that car that I like. Before you start cutting coil springs or whatever in the front, what size are the wheels and tires? There is a reason it looks that way and those front tires look very low ratio. Even compared with the back. I wouldn't modify a GM-engineered suspension system to suit tires. Quite the opposite actually.

turtlevette

i was guessing about $4500.

but i don't know squat.

OHSIXX

$15k

rosslato

03ki11er

It sat high even with bigger tires on the front. I would rather have low profile tires with a lowered supspension, but thats just me. Check out how it used to look.

zwede

Car looks good. I wouldn't think $12k should be a problem.