What's this FRC Hardtop worth?
11-29-2009, 07:54 PM
#1
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
What's this FRC Hardtop worth?
2000 FRC 17K miles fully loaded including the magnesium wheels ($2K option), upgraded exhaust and shifter. Virtually perfect. Clean Carfax. Current smog cert.
BTW...I'm a buyer....not a seller.
Update...purchased for $18K on 12/5/09.
Thanks.
BTW...I'm a buyer....not a seller.
Update...purchased for $18K on 12/5/09.
Thanks.
Last edited by ronssito; 12-11-2009 at 01:37 AM.
11-29-2009, 08:37 PM
#2
Melting Slicks
$19,900.
11-29-2009, 08:53 PM
#3
Drifting
Dude, don't lead the guy on like that. Have you seen what Vettes are selling for in the real world? Heck, there's a 2003 Z06 on here for just over $20K. Granted, the miles on it are very low and I am sure it is a great car but there is no way it will bring that close to 20.
Good luck with the sell though, nice ride!!
Good luck with the sell though, nice ride!!
11-29-2009, 08:58 PM
#4
Melting Slicks
Dude, don't lead the guy on like that. Have you seen what Vettes are selling for in the real world? Heck, there's a 2003 Z06 on here for just over $20K. Granted, the miles on it are very low and I am sure it is a great car but there is no way it will bring that close to 20.
Good luck with the sell though, nice ride!!
Good luck with the sell though, nice ride!!
11-30-2009, 09:27 AM
#13
Drifting
11-30-2009, 09:53 AM
#14
Melting Slicks
Hi
Forget what you are reading, if it has only 17,000 miles and it looks like
new with no issues and the tires are new then only you can determine what it's worth to you.
I have seen vettes of the same year with almost identical miles priced $3000 t0 $4000 apart.
Keep in mind that you get what you pay for if you do your homework so bottomline is that the price is meaningless unless you see and drive
the car.
For $20,000 today you can't even buy a decent ricer!!
Just get something that you will enjoy.
Good Luck
Forget what you are reading, if it has only 17,000 miles and it looks like
new with no issues and the tires are new then only you can determine what it's worth to you.
I have seen vettes of the same year with almost identical miles priced $3000 t0 $4000 apart.
Keep in mind that you get what you pay for if you do your homework so bottomline is that the price is meaningless unless you see and drive
the car.
For $20,000 today you can't even buy a decent ricer!!
Just get something that you will enjoy.
Good Luck
11-30-2009, 11:56 AM
#15
Melting Slicks
Always true. If a buyer and seller agree on a price and the car changes hands, that's what it is worth at that moment between those two indivduals. Depends on condition, mileage, rarity, interest, demograhics of that vehicle.
Example: Maybe you have no interest for a 2000 FRC, mint with low miles, so to you $16K is all you'd go. Another guy or 2 have been searching a low mile, stock, left alone, rare 1999-2000 red FRC that hasn't been dogged out, and it's exactly what they've been looking for months, and this one shows up, a couple guys are interested buyers, the car will bring the money.
My experience, my opinion.
Jeff
Example: Maybe you have no interest for a 2000 FRC, mint with low miles, so to you $16K is all you'd go. Another guy or 2 have been searching a low mile, stock, left alone, rare 1999-2000 red FRC that hasn't been dogged out, and it's exactly what they've been looking for months, and this one shows up, a couple guys are interested buyers, the car will bring the money.
My experience, my opinion.
Jeff
11-30-2009, 12:16 PM
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Dude, don't lead the guy on like that. Have you seen what Vettes are selling for in the real world? Heck, there's a 2003 Z06 on here for just over $20K. Granted, the miles on it are very low and I am sure it is a great car but there is no way it will bring that close to 20.
Good luck with the sell though, nice ride!!
Good luck with the sell though, nice ride!!
11-30-2009, 01:22 PM
#17
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Always true. If a buyer and seller agree on a price and the car changes hands, that's what it is worth at that moment between those two indivduals. Depends on condition, mileage, rarity, interest, demograhics of that vehicle.
Example: Maybe you have no interest for a 2000 FRC, mint with low miles, so to you $16K is all you'd go. Another guy or 2 have been searching a low mile, stock, left alone, rare 1999-2000 red FRC that hasn't been dogged out, and it's exactly what they've been looking for months, and this one shows up, a couple guys are interested buyers, the car will bring the money.
My experience, my opinion.Jeff
Example: Maybe you have no interest for a 2000 FRC, mint with low miles, so to you $16K is all you'd go. Another guy or 2 have been searching a low mile, stock, left alone, rare 1999-2000 red FRC that hasn't been dogged out, and it's exactly what they've been looking for months, and this one shows up, a couple guys are interested buyers, the car will bring the money.
My experience, my opinion.
JeffThe best answer yet....
I don't want a Z06...I can't take the styling.
I don't want a supercharged or highly modified car no matter how good of a deal I might find.
Thanks...
Last edited by ronssito; 12-10-2009 at 05:56 PM.
11-30-2009, 10:59 PM
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12-08-2009, 05:49 PM
#19
Melting Slicks
Just curious....What is the asking price of this car?
