Have a friend selling a Corvette Challenge car
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What year? Condition? Raced?
Jeffer2013
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1000 dollars over the price of a similarly equipped or optioned car
the limited edition series are not worth any more than that
and in my opinion they are worth 2ooo less
not a model that was a big seller for good reason
i view the value attached to the buyers eyes for the stripe package, nothing more
my apologize to those who own one or any friends thinking of buying one
or wishing to be overly negative, just poor marketing and delivery,
have a nice day you all.
the limited edition series are not worth any more than that
and in my opinion they are worth 2ooo less
not a model that was a big seller for good reason
i view the value attached to the buyers eyes for the stripe package, nothing more
my apologize to those who own one or any friends thinking of buying one
or wishing to be overly negative, just poor marketing and delivery,
have a nice day you all.
Jeffer2013
Power User
you come on here asking for numbersnow you are upset?
surely. and I mean. surely you can provide some backup info to support your contention
have you looked at sale prices, have you any information to support your gut feelings?
they were a rather failed experiment on marketing
go to whatever circle car reaches in Ontario with your booster and put the John player up for sale and I am sure every second
spectactor will be lining up to get a bank loan
was there a bunch of features that would boost the price, uh no
they barely sold in the USA even though you could order them, they were not only not flying off the shelf but were a hard sell
MOST WHO BOUGHT THEM EITHER LIKED THE COLOUR SCHEME OR WERE RACE FANS
BOTH OF WHICH do not qualify now to raise the price
there was a carbon fibre edition convertible in Edmonton that sold for 23000 off Murphy cause I almost bought it
special editions are not necessarily special
so. what info do you have to support a premier other than I hope so Mr, boxster
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Sorry, getting more information now. Sorry. This is through a friend, remember.
It's a 1988 C4 Corvette Challenge car. Street legal, taken from the extra cars prepared to replace any cars that were wrecked.
Ultra-Rare Corvette Challenge Race Car Smokes Tires At Carlisle: Video
It's a 1988 C4 Corvette Challenge car. Street legal, taken from the extra cars prepared to replace any cars that were wrecked.
Ultra-Rare Corvette Challenge Race Car Smokes Tires At Carlisle: Video
Jeffer2013
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much different car than the new ones, I have no idea, good luck with the sale and the info needed to help make a price point
Jeff. on my forth newer corvette , no info on older ones
Jeff. on my forth newer corvette , no info on older ones
gone
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Well my vote is that you post photos (lots) and more info about the car, such as mileage and the work that went into creating it. That way a "C4 fan" can better assess its potential value and better yet, perhaps you'll entice an interested buyer! It sounds like it's not amongst the original 56 made, but rather made from "spare" cars? Anyways, photos would be helpful, as always.
If its not one of the original 56, but a car made up of spares (the OP’s post is confusing) then it is worth less than a nice numbers matching C4 of the same vintage. Frankencars (if that is what it is) are worth very little.
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I believe it is one of the 56 not converted to racing spec.
50 were made into the race car, this is one of 6 not converted.
The care is spotless, not a fraken car at all.
He put a fire package, and the original race seats.
He has 3 sets of wheels.
From the other things he owns, this car will be flawless
50 were made into the race car, this is one of 6 not converted.
The care is spotless, not a fraken car at all.
He put a fire package, and the original race seats.
He has 3 sets of wheels.
From the other things he owns, this car will be flawless
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Lots and Lots and Lots of words … I'm here for the many Photos of the actual car … Please 
It wasn't raced and it wasn't finished as a Player car. That hurts its provenance. He did some of his own work taking away from the originality of the car. It was an unfinished race car that he has modified himself.
Given all that I don't think its worth what a true Players car is worth....whatever that is.
Given all that I don't think its worth what a true Players car is worth....whatever that is.
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I'm sorry, you can't change your original heading for a post.
I made a mistake, it is not John Players car.
It's a Corvette Challenge car.
One of the 5 not converted into a race car.
The car cam as is, form the series as a street legal car sold to the public after the series was finished. the car is pretty much as is from the series.
1 of 6 cars not prepped for racing.
I made a mistake, it is not John Players car.
It's a Corvette Challenge car.
One of the 5 not converted into a race car.
The car cam as is, form the series as a street legal car sold to the public after the series was finished. the car is pretty much as is from the series.
1 of 6 cars not prepped for racing.
Some information from Hagerty on those cars
20180427140812)
www.hagerty.com
When the C4 Corvette was banned for being too good, it had to create its own series - Hagerty Media
The rise and fall of 1988-89 Corvette Challenge.
www.hagerty.com
Changed your heading for you.
Lol. It doesn't change the value though...
I had a Players Challenge Camaro. Sold it for $12k about 5 years ago. Its value was slightly above market for an average car of the same vintage. Tried selling it for a long time as the market is very small. Im guessing the Vette falls in the same category. Worth about what an average C4 is worth and will take longer to find a buyer.
you might want to PM @Fuzzuki Rory. You might get a quicker response. Just a suggestion.