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bogus Custom C4 on Barrett-Jackson
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Did anyone see the custom 1993 vert that sold about 20 minutes ago?

It was black, with a YELLOW
rub strip... all the way around... All YELLOW!

And YELLOW interior.

It had a 383 LT1, with a blower. Looked like a 6spd car.

It sold for somewhere north of $20k.

The rims were SWEET. light grey magnesium. Very nice.

The YELLOW was just over the top for me.
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TommyT-Bone Re: Custom C4 on Barrett-Jackson
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This thread is worthless without pics.
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That's really cool Bogus, but you missed the real 1989 ZR1 that passed over the block 2 hours ago. This car was incredible!!!! I wish, I wish, I wish i was rich!

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http://www.barrett-jackson.com/


I love auctions but the kicker is when you win at say 30k,
you have to pay a 10% buyers premium = 33k plus tax. In Fl
that would be another $2310. Out the door at $35310.
That's why I always lowball anything at auction. If I don't
win something.... I think of how much money I saved.
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It's better without pics.


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Like the blower

Be better if the scoops feed an intercooler or ... something.
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Hhmmm. C4s are holding their value. At least when it's an 89 Snake Skinner.


http://www.barrett-jackson.com/applic ... st=1&aid=283&d=01/14/2009
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That is quite an impressive sticker collection.
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TommyT-Bone Re: Custom C4 on Barrett-Jackson
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I'm surprised it wasn't sporting any 40th Anniversary badging
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Wow, judging by the prices on that site I'm amazed most of it sells.

I can understand the uber-rare cars selling, but $10K for a '98 buick?
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Did anyone see the custom 1993 vert that sold about 20 minutes ago?

It was black, with a YELLOW
rub strip... all the way around... All YELLOW!

And YELLOW interior.

It had a 383 LT1, with a blower. Looked like a 6spd car.

It sold for somewhere north of $20k.

The rims were SWEET. light grey magnesium. Very nice.

The YELLOW was just over the top for me.


That was lot #420 and it sold for 17K, didn't it?


EDIT: It sold for $18,700.00
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Hhmmm. C4s are holding their value. At least when it's an 89 Snake Skinner.


http://www.barrett-jackson.com/applic ... st=1&aid=283&d=01/14/2009


Proof that truly rare C4s do just fine...

...the thing is, there aren't that many that are truly rare.
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I saw a mint condition I think it was a pinto go for 12,000 and they guy who sold it was upset it did not sell for MORE! The auctions guys are like dude, that shatters the old record!
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I thought the snake skinner was awesome. If I had a couple mil..................

Hey,
Did anybody see the 95 Monte Carlo Z34 go for $60K! $60K for fender skirts, painted taillights, and a supercharged L67 motor! humm.....

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bizaro Re: Custom C4 on Barrett-Jackson
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yeah that was hard to look at. I was surprised it went as high as it did.
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I saw a mint condition I think it was a pinto go for 12,000 and they guy who sold it was upset it did not sell for MORE! The auctions guys are like dude, that shatters the old record!


As much as we lambast the Pinto, how many still exist? It's a piece of [bad] history. Hell, even AMC Pacers are showing signs of collectibility.

In short, anything that survives becomes a snap shot of the time it was built. That makes it valuable. Just because something was mass produced (tens of thousands) doesn't mean they all die... And those left are rare. It's reason #1 why muscle cars became so damned valuable.

It's also why a car like j3studio's '85 is a future cash cow. Sure, the C4 was very mass produced - some 360k - but how many are still that original? How many have the appropriate awards? That is how it works...
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As much as we lambast the Pinto, how many still exist?


Just the motors, I have 2 in my shop.
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BJ says 83 '89 zr1's. They weren't released to the public IAW zr1 registry...


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QUESTION: I heard the first year for the ZR-1 was actually 1989?



ANS: Correct, GM built 3 production 1989 ZR-1's. One went to Rick Mears, a second to Hendrix Motorsports and we believe the third is at the National Corvette Museum.


???
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BJ says 83 '89 zr1's. They weren't released to the public IAW zr1 registry...


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QUESTION: I heard the first year for the ZR-1 was actually 1989?



ANS: Correct, GM built 3 production 1989 ZR-1's. One went to Rick Mears, a second to Hendrix Motorsports and we believe the third is at the National Corvette Museum.


???



Most were destroyed. Most were used for other programs, the Snake Skinner and a few others. You have the Geneva car (Yellow) which is at the NCM. One was used as a race car. They are out there, but most were destroyed.
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Allow me to define "destroyed." And why.

They were crushed. The few survivers simply were not crushed properly.

Why.

Automakers are stuck with insuring its product after completion. They cannot get around it. This is why the EV1 was halted. GM could not sell it "as is" because all it takes is one mechanical failure on the road and GM is liable for it.

The same thing applies to prototypes. They are not legal cars. They are built only to prove points and provide empirical data. They are crude... their engine controllers, for example, are hardwired and may be the size of a VCR or something. There are wires everywhere, hooked up to telemetry computers, so they can capture that empirical data.

And the drivers, but sake of being employed in this business, do not hold the company libel...
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