1987 Iroc Z price
#1
01-27-2009, 04:07 AM
1987 Iroc Z price
Hey guys,
I am new to the site but have a few questions for some seasoned Camaro lovers. I currently own an all original 1987 Iroc Z (5.7L) with 35,000 miles. The car is almost museum quality. I have my first child on the way and am now thinking about selling the car. I know this is a tricky question but what is the ballpark area I should be looking to sell the car for. Like I said, it is in great shape. Here are some details on it.
Current odometer reading is 34,xxx
Bright red original paint that still shines like it was new
red interior
stock rims
still has the original mudflaps
Any maintenance items have been stock repacements
The car has never seen salt/snow
no stains, rips, or blemishes in the interior
Thanks in advance for the help. I know this is a unique ride with the stock 5.7L but am not sure what to expect for a ballpark asking price.
I am new to the site but have a few questions for some seasoned Camaro lovers. I currently own an all original 1987 Iroc Z (5.7L) with 35,000 miles. The car is almost museum quality. I have my first child on the way and am now thinking about selling the car. I know this is a tricky question but what is the ballpark area I should be looking to sell the car for. Like I said, it is in great shape. Here are some details on it.
Current odometer reading is 34,xxx
Bright red original paint that still shines like it was new
red interior
stock rims
still has the original mudflaps
Any maintenance items have been stock repacements
The car has never seen salt/snow
no stains, rips, or blemishes in the interior
Thanks in advance for the help. I know this is a unique ride with the stock 5.7L but am not sure what to expect for a ballpark asking price.
#3
01-27-2009, 10:24 AM
I personally have seen a car from your year with a little less on the odometer go for 25K. And Ive seen an 89 IROC-Z like mine go for 50 on the barret jackson auction, they were both all original.
#4
01-29-2009, 06:30 PM
I would say around $10k presently. If I were you though I would hold onto it--these cars are really going to skyrocket in value over the coming years and I would be shocked if your car isnt worth over $30-$40k in 10 more years.
Here's a blue IROC on ebay with 10k miles. 3 more days left in the auction and the price is currently $8300.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-...1%7C240%3A1318
Here's a blue IROC on ebay with 10k miles. 3 more days left in the auction and the price is currently $8300.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-...1%7C240%3A1318
#5
01-29-2009, 06:41 PM
Yeah, if at all possible I'd keep it for a while. Give it a couple years and you'll be happy you did! That's a big reason why I got my '82.
#6
01-29-2009, 07:06 PM
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I bought mine for 9 grand- it was a bit overpriced, but I do love the car. Had equivalent of ~80k miles on it, and a 305 only.
If it's in as good of shape as you say, I'd say 10 grand is the lowest you should go, although I would personally try to leave it to the potential buyers to name a price.
Let them tell you what they think it's worth and use their baseline, rather than tossing out an arbitrary number of your own
If it's in as good of shape as you say, I'd say 10 grand is the lowest you should go, although I would personally try to leave it to the potential buyers to name a price.
Let them tell you what they think it's worth and use their baseline, rather than tossing out an arbitrary number of your own
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