Trade-in value of classic corvette? - classic corvette dealers
Could I sell my classic Corvette Stingray 1981 (with only 60k miles), although in excellent condition, original, and all supporting documents. But as I negotiations on a new model, but I think the dealer is not enough for the car. What do you think is a fair value of the car? I know I can put it in the showroom and a good sum for the vehicle.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Classic Corvette Dealers Trade-in Value Of Classic Corvette?
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If 1976 was the final year of the scratches. Nobody likes the annual Corvette. I would like to keep only.
ReplyDeleteIf 1976 was the final year of the scratches. Nobody likes the annual Corvette. I would like to keep only.
ReplyDeleteYour car is officially a Stingray, but everyone calls him Mack (SP) of sharks for the work car show in the mid 60s. Your car is worth what someone paid for it.I have a 78 Vette and would'nt An 81 team want becauce car earlier by injection between two fires, etc.
ReplyDeletePrice may vary by location, as in the Midwest from California, and you will probably not get the best price on a dealer trade. trying to sell on eBay or through a private sale, or in one of the gears of the car.
ReplyDeleteGood luck
25K-30kUSD.
ReplyDeletealso depends on what kind
when the engine
and perhaps color.
Early 80's corvettes are not required since the previous
He needs to see that and should be worth as much as you're the only 81-page, like the first time I heard of a
ReplyDeleteI would say it would be difficult to get a good value in your car, to believe that there is no such thing as a .............. '81 Stingray
ReplyDeleteIt's better than doing it in a private sale with this car.