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YS-8051 sold for $412.5K in 2023 and $407K in 2022
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People making a great return on investment are the ones who bought zr1s. Seems dealers sell them to their friends and unload at auction to make over a 100k profit!
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"poor folks buying these cars" ... please.
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One day one of the well-heeled buyers of an illegitimate car is going to take the seller and the auction house to court and the outcome will be interesting.
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High priced classics are a double edged sword. It keeps the next generation out of the game because they can't afford to play. On the other hand it makes restoring old cars and pickups easier because the quality and availability of aftermarket parts.
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Orange Camaro is 124379N689832.
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Is this a case of EtOH driven price inflation or I am missing something
124379N626283 https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0123-54...camaro-rs-z28/
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Well, hopefully at $297,000 the documentation cache with two build sheets, POP, window sticker, and delivery check list are all legit
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