[Big Swole]

For those that watch the market....


https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...let-camaro-12/





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[HemiDave]

Prestine.

[Mark R]

Originally Posted by Big Swole

For those that watch the market....


https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...let-camaro-12/





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That did not sell for as much as I thought it would. I guessed $90K. Still got to change the oil pump, and it probably has no warranty.

[Jetrep]

if your looking

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...let-camaro-11/

any guesses on the high bid???

I'll start and say $85k

[Z06ZLE]

Originally Posted by HemiDave

https://wildhammermotorsports.com/16...k-spoiler-eos/

Ack. Not real carbon fiber though.

[Z06ZLE]

Originally Posted by SnakeEyeSS

https://andersoncomposites.com/produ...r-rear-spoiler

C7 carbon also makes one.

The Anderson Composites one (real CF) is what I’ve had my eye on. Problem is they’ve told me they’re backordered with no idea when they’ll restock. Probably due to the global CF constraint.

[Z06ZLE]

Originally Posted by Mark R

That did not sell for as much as I thought it would. I guessed $90K. Still got to change the oil pump, and it probably has no warranty.

Agreed. Wouldn’t have been all that surprised if it sold for over $90k. I’m guessing the lack of any warranty, the oil pump issue, and the fact that it is sold in “as is” condition (literally stated that no maintenance was ever done), kept the price a bit more reasonable.

[taylorforschool@gmail.com]

I was thinking 90+ as well. I would have paid 80 for it if I had that money lol. Hell don’t the dealers want more for them? Oh wait they don’t have any

[Vigilante375]

Originally Posted by Z06ZLE

Agreed. Wouldn’t have been all that surprised if it sold for over $90k. I’m guessing the lack of any warranty, the oil pump issue, and the fact that it is sold in “as is” condition (literally stated that no maintenance was ever done), kept the price a bit more reasonable.

The sold as is and no maintenance done shouldn't have been a factor. It's mainly the suspected oil pump issue and that you can still find these cars everywhere. If they had waited a couple of years, I bet they could have gotten $100k.

There are cars that sell for hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars that fall into that same category. But those vehicles are actual limited production or highly sought after from 40+ years ago.

[Mark R]

Originally Posted by Vigilante375

The sold as is and no maintenance done shouldn't have been a factor. It's mainly the suspected oil pump issue and that you can still find these cars everywhere. If they had waited a couple of years, I bet they could have gotten $100k.

There are cars that sell for hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars that fall into that same category. But those vehicles are actual limited production or highly sought after from 40+ years ago.

The problem with delivery mileage cars is they have a higher value, which makes the new owners reluctant to drive them. If you do drive them, then they can manifest problems that would have been worked out during the first few thousands of miles and taken care of under warranty.