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Old 01-19-2017, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Not4spd
The last built C5 Z06 just sold for $64,000

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Event...RVETTE--201471
Saw $67k on the telecast? Either way that is pretty crazy. On the other hand it is a one of one car. Last Z06 of the body style that brought back the historic Z06 option so it makes some sense. Especially if the car was in excellent shape.
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Originally Posted by Not4spd
The last built C5 Z06 just sold for $64,000

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Event...RVETTE--201471
THAT is crazy money!
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Did anyone else notice how these so called car experts on Velocity claimed that the HP on a base 2004 C5 was 330 HP?
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Originally Posted by JEH03Vette
Did anyone else notice how these so called car experts on Velocity claimed that the HP on a base 2004 C5 was 330 HP?
At the rear wheels that's fairly close.
Old 01-20-2017, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Bluefire
THAT is crazy money!
The car actually sold for $73,700 including buyers fee.
Old 01-21-2017, 01:43 AM
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Hey HARLEY6, did you happen to see how many miles on the Lemans Commemorative Z06.
Old 01-21-2017, 07:59 AM
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I was surprised at how much the custom/modified corvettes were fetching. Seemed to me cars that were modified fetched good money.

Still, 99% of those cars are out of my league. Fun to watch people who really have money throw it around.
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Originally Posted by Murray Anderson
Wow, buyers remorse before it left the tent I bet. Nothing special at all. Would love to have heard the on-air guys comments about that one
Murray,
Please tell me it wasn't your objective to insult all '97 first year C5 owners? Or maybe it was?
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Originally Posted by 57gman
Murray,
Please tell me it wasn't your objective to insult all '97 first year C5 owners? Or maybe it was?
Love how you came to that conclusion.

I would have said the same if a MY '04 Vert hammered at 30K

In order of craziness.....

It's not the first or last C5
Not owned by anyone special
It's a coupe with 65K miles.

Year really had nothing to do with it. A car that can be bought with less miles for 12-14 K.... so 22K plus fees is silly

I hope you feel better now

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Easy conclusion, you originally wrote "Nothing special at all".

I'm old school, all corvettes are special. At least to me, even your 04 vert is special.
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Originally Posted by toplessv
Hey HARLEY6, did you happen to see how many miles on the Lemans Commemorative Z06.
There was nothing on the information sheet noting miles. I can only assume the miles weren't ultra low or it would have been mentioned. It was billed as last Z06 of the C5 generation. Extremely nice car. It was one of several cars being sold by Mid America Motorworks.

I'd take it...but slightly less than $70k-plus.

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Originally Posted by Harley6
There was nothing on the information sheet noting miles. I can only assume the miles weren't ultra low or it would have been mentioned. It was billed as last Z06 of the C5 generation. Extremely nice car. It was one of several cars being sold by Mid America Motorworks.

I'd take it...but slightly less than $70k-plus.

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In 2010, already in the collection, it had 4,600 miles on it.
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Originally Posted by JEH03Vette
Did anyone else notice how these so called car experts on Velocity claimed that the HP on a base 2004 C5 was 330 HP?
Originally Posted by Bluefire
At the rear wheels that's fairly close.
Actually its not all that close. If you figure around a 12-15% loss for a manual and a 18% or so loss for an auto, then the base manual C5 would get around 300-310 rwhp figure stock and the A4 a little less.

Still, it's pretty bad that the people covering the auction can't get it right.
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Originally Posted by Vetteman Jack
Actually its not all that close. If you figure around a 12-15% loss for a manual and a 18% or so loss for an auto, then the base manual C5 would get around 300-310 rwhp figure stock and the A4 a little less.

Still, it's pretty bad that the people covering the auction can't get it right.
The HP they got wrong was for a car they weren't auctioning. They cant know HP for every car. I guess if they're going to discuss the base model they could have done their homework.

Super knowledgeable people with one of the guys that can be blindfolded and still tell you make, model and year by feeling the front end. To know every HP rating of every car would be imposssible.
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Originally Posted by Harley6
There was nothing on the information sheet noting miles. I can only assume the miles weren't ultra low or it would have been mentioned. It was billed as last Z06 of the C5 generation. Extremely nice car. It was one of several cars being sold by Mid America Motorworks.

I'd take it...but slightly less than $70k-plus.

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Thanks
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Originally Posted by JALLEN4
In 2010, already in the collection, it had 4,600 miles on it.
Thanks very much!
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I spent a good portion of yesterday watching the B Jackson auction on the box. Interesting for sure, love seeing the wide variety of rare and wonderful cars, including vettes, like the '63 split window tanker owned by Micky Thompson, up there on the stage and I am always simply amazed at what these cars bring today in that auction. I know a guy who bought a beautiful Camaro at the Jackson auction for an outrageous sum (at least for me). I asked him about that and he said "its in the air, the emotion of the whole thing, you get caught up in it". Well, I guess so, I've never been so I'll take him at his word. I'll refer to my earlier post using VW buses hitting 100k as an example. So Cal was littered with these buses not long ago. Yesterday I saw a 21 window VW bus hit somewhere around 265K. Incredible! Man, if I could have just had a glimmer back when of what some of these cars would bring today... once again hindsight is always crystal clear. Take care!

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With the exception of one or two, most are overpaying when there are 1 or 2 others interested in the same car. Not to look foolish in front of friends/ significant others, they one up each other until one of them has gone too far. Fun to watch but the '97 coupe with 65K miles that hammered for 22K plus fees is a perfect example of someone being caught up in the moment.
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Originally Posted by Murray Anderson
With the exception of one or two, most are overpaying when there are 1 or 2 others interested in the same car. Not to look foolish in front of friends/ significant others, they one up each other until one of them has gone too far. Fun to watch but the '97 coupe with 65K miles that hammered for 22K plus fees is a perfect example of someone being caught up in the moment.
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The seller of that 97 must have been doing cartwheels


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