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Default Re: Question about '69 ZL-1 pricing.

I was told the Mecum auction set the new prices on ZL1's

Yellow ZL1 sold for in the 4's
Blue RS ZL1 sold in the 8's


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Old 11-13-2008, 06:40 AM
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Did Reggie Jackson sell his? Anybody know what it brought?
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Old 11-13-2008, 06:44 AM
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Old 11-13-2008, 03:36 PM
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Default Re: Question about '69 ZL-1 pricing.

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I was told the Mecum auction set the new prices on ZL1's



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Thats until the next aucion. Might be 200k by next auction the way the economy is going.


I always figured in the rarity/"gotta-have one" factor though for a car like a ZL-1. A collection of the best Chevy musclecars of all time (or any make for that matter)is not complete without a ZL-1. Some people amass such great collections that they "gotta-have" a ZL-1. Lets face it, there are only some 43? or so known in the world.

If you gotta have a ZL-1, you better buy one when it is available..and you better hope another guy is not at the auction that just "gotta-have" it too!!! There is usually not another one coming up on the block the same day. Unlike most of the musclecars, it may be your only chance for a while.

I think the owner of the 2 ZL-1's may have made a mistake by selling two at the same time. I would have sold the yellow car first...and then at a different time/auction sold the blue car...jmo

Less face it, a lot of people have in recent years spent way more for a car than what it was really worth.
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Old 11-13-2008, 04:31 PM
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Has Reggie owned more than just the #51 ZL-1, which he sold? Does he own one now? His reputation now seems to be that of a pretty savvy buyer/collector rather than a Goldberg like flash in the pan
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Old 11-13-2008, 05:37 PM
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Default Re: Question about '69 ZL-1 pricing.

Who knows what anything is worth now. I remember back in about 91 ? ZL1's had been at 250K but there was a orange one in Hemmings that finally sold for I think 75 or 80K. I just had to have a 69 COPO back in 90. I paid 45K for it, spent another 60K restoring it and ended up trading it toward a ZL1 project that was priced at 100K. I was allowed I think 60K for the COPO. This recession seems alot worse than that one so who really knows where car prices will end up at. I don't think either of the 68 Yenko projects have sold.

You can look at the two ZL1's that sold at auction as a bad decision or you can look at he big picture. He had 22 cars to sell and sold them all in 2 hours. He averaged them all together and the bottom line he was very happy with. I think he had paid 200 or 250K for the yellow one and 275K for the blue RS. It wasn't that long ago that those were the prices. Reggie had two white ZL1's and a orange one. He sold one white one to Dave Fluke that he still has and enjoys and I think he still has the orange one and a white one.
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Yellow ZL1 sold for in the 4's
Blue RS ZL1 sold in the 8's

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You might also want to figure in the sale of #1 within the last year(?) or so...
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Default Re: Question about '69 ZL-1 pricing.

I know the guy who bought the RS ZL1 has turned down over a million dollars already !!
Ocean front property prices doesnt go down much but the houses four blocks in,went down..
Anybody have a clean ZL1 (no rebody) in the 400K area, call me and I have buyers ready to buy..


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Default Re: Question about '69 ZL-1 pricing.

So it seems the very, very limited cars like the ZL1, 429 Boss and the 427 Cobra are going to stay in a league of their own. Does the fact that there were only two racers given a ZL1 add any value to theirs?
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Old 11-15-2008, 01:59 AM
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Default Re: Question about '69 ZL-1 pricing.

I was told a "survivor" car just sold for 1.3...??

so Ive heard

..and it was sold by a known collector...

Has anyone else heard that?

Like Charley said, I believe the prices are all over the place !! I grew up with the Hemmings car that was advertised locally first for 100, and eventually I could have had it for 69k...That was Don Johnsons car, it was a real nice orange driving ZL-1 !!! I wanted to buy that car badddddd, but since I already spent what then was my life savings (and our house money) on my ZL-1, my wife said NO-WAY!!!...I grew up with that orange car in the neighborhood all my life !! I always wanted it.!!

Woulda..coulda...


BTW...I swear the buyer stole the blue car for 800...

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