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Old 09-11-2007, 06:43 PM
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Default Re: value of a ZL 1 clone with a real ZL1 motor

It's easy to get caught up in percentages. Pay an extra 1% for a new car, and we're looking at $ 250.00. Pay an extra 100% for a new suit, and we're looking at $250.00. Pay double for a new suit? "NO WAY, IT'S AN EXTRA $250!!" But pay 1% more for a new car, and we say, "Hey, it's $250."

Add 20% to the value of a Z/28 for original motor = $20,000

Add 20% to the value of a ZL-1 for original motor = $200,000

Who's going to pay $200,000 for a motor?
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Old 09-11-2007, 07:47 PM
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Who's going to pay $200,000 for a motor?

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While the number of buyers willing to spend a mil or more on a collector car are few, I believe there are more potential buyers of a ZL1 with its original drivetrain for 1 million than the same car with a restoration engine for $800k. What I find interesting is the correlation between the perceived potential buyers vs. the widening price difference. If the prices were 300k apart I still believe there are more buyers for the original drivetrain car...at 400k you may have picked up enough buyers to swing the balance in the other direction. I'm not sure where the point of diminishing returns is....In the end it only matters what the current owner thinks but....they all get sold someday!
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Old 09-11-2007, 10:41 PM
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I would pay more for a ZL1 with good history and options with non orig engine than I would pay for a boring one with orig engine.
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Old 09-12-2007, 03:36 AM
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What a Funny topic !!

Tell everybody what price Jim was hit with and we ALL can get a laugh out of it !! I was told a couple of nights ago.
WOW !

Talking about a topic so close to me. I have for sale

69 ZL1 Camaro Fathom Green Original motor $600K
69 ZL1 Camaro GREAT COLOR! NOT the original motor $850K

Some of the Best ZL1's for sale with NO issues. Lets see when you find this kind of price's without issues.

The ZL1's Camaro's are the KING KONG for GM

Look at an Original Window sticker,look at the Price Tag
Drive one and you will know why !
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Old 09-12-2007, 04:42 AM
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I have for sale

69 ZL1 Camaro Fathom Green Original motor $600K
69 ZL1 Camaro GREAT COLOR! NOT the original motor $850K

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Please let us know why the great color car (what is the color?) is $250000 more? thanks
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Old 09-12-2007, 05:14 AM
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I believe the 850K car is a yellow 4 speed.
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Old 09-12-2007, 07:41 PM
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How 'bout an original motor car w/non-original great color v. non-original motor w/original great color? Which do you pick (and you can't pick Ditka)? I know what I'd take (whatever it is you guys are taking!!).
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Old 09-12-2007, 07:42 AM
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What a Funny topic !!

Tell everybody what price Jim was hit with and we ALL can get a laugh out of it !! I was told a couple of nights ago.
WOW !


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Yes, someone please do tell. PM is fine if you don't want to air it out
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Old 09-12-2007, 03:49 AM
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I would pay more for a ZL1 with good history and options with non orig engine than I would pay for a boring one with orig engine.

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I believe you just did that...
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