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It will depend on the few add-ons available also and if that car has them.


Is it a manual or automatic?

It is not Concourse of course. At least not today, that's impossible withought you putting a lot of elbow grease into the vehicle. And Hagerty pumps up values to sell insurance. Concourse, that takes special detailing and care in every nook and cranny of the car. Concourse means perfect. However it sounds in the top 5% unless you aren't disclosing something. I'd guess based on my experience that it is worth $24-25,000 to the right person, but you have to find that person also. You do have a very desirable color combination though.... I'd buy that in a heartbeat if I was looking. Red and saddle, it would match my Jeep...

My experience, mileage does matter. I bought my Corvette three years ago, a 2001 convertible with only 19,000 miles on it. Immaculate and actually owned by the little old lady who bought it new and put less than 1,000 miles a year on it. I paid $20K Paint and interior are showroom. It was a close call as this other, more aggressive guy wanted to sell me his red convertible with 67,000 miles on it for $19,000 and I was more naive at the time. I was happy to pay a little more for a better car.

Higher miles like that kill a Corvette value, that's just how it is. And his was probably worth around $12-15,000 tops.

But getting back to yours, again I'd guess $25,000 However, I had read a report last year that the C5 Corvettes are starting to climb in value.. But, I read those reports all the time so who knows...