Survivor 67 Corvette found! Value??

[SIR-VIVOR]

I agree with Charley. also big difference in coupes vs. convertibles, and solid lifter vs. non solid lifter.

[H8tulooze]

Any Pics???

[TimG]

It could take quite a bit of money to prepare this car for Benchmark judging. You could spend thousands depending on what the car needs, and it will need things. I think 85K out of the gate sounds too high for this car unless you love it. If the engine needs to be pulled after sitting for over 35 years, you had better plan on spending a good sum to have it freshened while preserving the "look" of originalty.

[427king]

I know this isnt a true Corvette site but geez,Ive seen more excitement over a barn find Z with wrong motor,bad paint and no paperwork

[Charley Lillard]

Pictures might get us excited.

[MosportGreen66]

I am extremely excited. I'm shocked other closet (and non closet) Corvette guys are not going bonkers either. Could be the colors, motor, lack of photos but come on guys. Put yourself in this guys shoes, if you *found* a Corvette, even a 300 horse coupe/auto, I bet it would get your heart pumping.

I am going to go out on a limb here and say $85k is about market value. I also believe that a 400hp or 435hp car in the exact same situation would bring well into the $125k range. If you really want the car, which it seems like you do, spend the coin and hire an NCRS judge for assistance with the purchase. If nothing more, he will offer the opinion of a man who has spent lots of time on the judging field.

Post photos... should be good reference point and learning material!

[427king]

Which car is worth more money... 1]Red/black auto trans on column copo,owner history NOM, no docs,restored,been certified by someone,has an X44 tag and a hole in the firewall..2]green/green copo 35K miles,all original components less tires and lower rad hose,factory buildsheet,original shiny paint,survivor...