2015 Z/28 #246 for sale

[The_Raging_Bull]

Originally Posted by JUSTIFIED

But...the intrinsic value is high! :-) at least you get to have some fun and dream that one day it'll cross the auction block for 50 times what you paid!

I'll take 5X!

[frenchsquared]

Originally Posted by JUSTIFIED

But...the intrinsic value is high! :-) You are right... as investments go they aren't great (neither are houses..), but at least you get to have some fun and dream that one day it'll cross the auction block for 50 times what you paid!

I will be surprised if they bring more then current used prices. I don't feel they are that rare. They are still new cars. I guess if some law changes and they never make these engines again and stop making higher horse power cars.

I bought mine to race... never thought about resell value.

[JUSTIFIED]

Originally Posted by frenchsquared

I will be surprised if they bring more then current used prices. I don't feel they are that rare. They are still new cars. I guess if some law changes and they never make these engines again and stop making higher horse power cars.

I bought mine to race... never thought about resell value.

Agreed. Bought mine to have fun, not for resale... was joking about 50x MSRP, but these guys know a thing or two about collectibles and the Z is on their list....https://www.hagerty.com/corporate/press/press/2015/02/24/2015-hot-list

[Dropspeed]

Originally Posted by JUSTIFIED

But...the intrinsic value is high! :-) You are right... as investments go they aren't great (neither are houses..), but at least you get to have some fun and dream that one day it'll cross the auction block for 50 times what you paid!

I do not have the time or patience to "collect" cars. I thought I did and purchased a 1987 Buick Grand National. It currently has 22K original miles, I have all original maintenance items, the original tires were just removed 3 years ago for safety reasons (hard as hockey pucks) but I still have them, basically 99% unmolested. with window sticker and all the documents and books. It is by far the most painful owner experience....I cant modify it, I don't drive it, it will only appreciate if I let it sit for some time. I am not a car collector, I am a driver.....

SO......FOR SALE: 1987 Buick Regal Grand National, PM me

[Chulai]

Originally Posted by Dropspeed

I do not have the time or patience to "collect" cars. I thought I did and purchased a 1987 Buick Grand National. It currently has 22K original miles, I have all original maintenance items, the original tires were just removed 3 years ago for safety reasons (hard as hockey pucks) but I still have them, basically 99% unmolested. with window sticker and all the documents and books. It is by far the most painful owner experience....I cant modify it, I don't drive it, it will only appreciate if I let it sit for some time. I am not a car collector, I am a driver.....

SO......FOR SALE: 1987 Buick Regal Grand National, PM me

A great choice for one to "collect" though! I always loved those cars, especially the GNX.

[frenchsquared]

It is a COPO with a vin. it is no a GM vin, it is a builder vin.
Im not sure why this is so amazing. He found a state that did an inspection on the car and gave him a vin just like an custom car builder can get. Yes it is hard but not impossible.

Here is the article:
http://www.hotrod.com/articles/first...od-power-tour/

[JUSTIFIED]

Originally Posted by Dropspeed

I do not have the time or patience to "collect" cars. I thought I did and purchased a 1987 Buick Grand National. It currently has 22K original miles, I have all original maintenance items, the original tires were just removed 3 years ago for safety reasons (hard as hockey pucks) but I still have them, basically 99% unmolested. with window sticker and all the documents and books. It is by far the most painful owner experience....I cant modify it, I don't drive it, it will only appreciate if I let it sit for some time. I am not a car collector, I am a driver.....

SO......FOR SALE: 1987 Buick Regal Grand National, PM me

Damn... I'd have to take her out every now and then. It's such a cool car...can't say that about too many cars from that era.

[j o n]

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ckType=listing

[Yessa]

Originally Posted by Dropspeed

I do not have the time or patience to "collect" cars. I thought I did and purchased a 1987 Buick Grand National. It currently has 22K original miles, I have all original maintenance items, the original tires were just removed 3 years ago for safety reasons (hard as hockey pucks) but I still have them, basically 99% unmolested. with window sticker and all the documents and books. It is by far the most painful owner experience....I cant modify it, I don't drive it, it will only appreciate if I let it sit for some time. I am not a car collector, I am a driver.....

Much like boats, 98% of all cars are money pits unfortunately.

[Yessa]

My 15 Z is still for sale .... Hit me up.

[Supercup]

Originally Posted by j o n

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ckType=listing

Rotors look like they have seen some track time - low miles - decent price

[j o n]

Originally Posted by Supercup

Rotors look like they have seen some track time - low miles - decent price

indeed, was tracked