what would you pay for this.

[Skinner]

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?ct=u&car_id=285937428&dealer_id=88997&car_year=1985&rdm=1287514360663&lastStartYear=1981&model=CAM&num

 

27k seem a bit high to me.

[RyM3rC]

I might go as high as $1000, assuming everything wasn't dry-rotted and leaking.

[Not Brian]

I love seeing old piles of crap that somebody kept brand new for 20 years thinking it would appreciate

[Skinner]

I love seeing old piles of crap that somebody kept brand new for 20 years thinking it would appreciate

 

 

read the add they dropped the price. LOL

 

Honestly if it were for sale for 12 to 15k it would be a good buy.

[Otis Nice]

I'd give 'em $tree fiddy.

 

http://www.missezpremise.com/files/sp_tree_fiddy.jpg

 

...but seriously $10K-$15K for a mint Iroc Z. They hold sentimental value for me though. My uncle, dad's only brother whom we were all very close to, was hit and killed by a drunk driver and he was saving to by a new (at the time of course) Iroc. I've always wanted one.

[KillJoy]

The car is ugly as fuck. I WOULD NOT purchase it.

 

:thumbdown

 

KillJoy

[BDHG940]

In the condition, it is a nice piece of history, but damn that's lot of money. Other than sitting in a collection, I don't see what you would do with it.

[nurkvinny]

I'd give him what it cost new.

[2highpsi]

I'd pay 10k for it.

Then park it for 20 more years before running it through some sort of collector car auction.

Assuming a value of 50k 20 years from now, you would have earned an annual rate of 8.5% which is enough to make it worthwhile IMHO

[Skinner]

buy and burn the tires off at the dealership. LOL

[Nitrousbird]

I'd pay 10k for it.

Then park it for 20 more years before running it through some sort of collector car auction.

Assuming a value of 50k 20 years from now, you would have earned an annual rate of 8.5% which is enough to make it worthwhile IMHO

That return rate only works without inflation. 50k in 20 years is probably more like 30k in today's dollars.

 

27k seems high for that car. At the same time, if you want an IROC-Z for your collection, where will you find a better one (in terms of mileage/condition)?

[nurkvinny]

At the same time, if you want an IROC-Z for your collection, where will you find a better one (in terms of mileage/condition)?

 

No where, and if they wait long enough, and market it to the right collectors, they'll probably see 25k for it.

[Avenger1647545502]

I'd offer about 1500...you are going to be replacing the entire fuel system, every suspension bushing, and the entire brake system. EVERYTHING on that car is going to be dry-rotted to hell and gone.

 

Somebody posted the "discovery" of the car...it had spent 23 years stored in a shipping container.

[Otis Nice]

Still worth it to me. If I had 10-15K I'd call on it. Doubt they'd take it but it's all hypothetical so whatever.

[Ry_Trapp01647545522]

$12k max. then i replace the shit 305 with a 350. a kitten died every time GM produced a 305(early trans am years aside).

[Otis Nice]

I hate cats.

[Patterson]

12-15 if it was actually cared for. If it sat unattended all this time it's hosed. 170 HP beast. I'd bet the doors still rattle.

[CRed05]

The car is ugly as fuck. I WOULD NOT purchase it.

 

:thumbdown

 

KillJoy

 

Yeah, only thing a camaro is good for is humor.

 

http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:Qk2cA_WI8Y3bSM:http://subrevolt.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/02/TopGear_Cow-on-Roof.jpg&t=1