man2004

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What is the Vette worth?

350/270hp

Red 1971 Corvette coupe with red interior, removable top, manual transmission, full frame-off restoration/turn-key vehicle with matching numbers and 24K miles - original Florida car garage kept and covered - working/matching guages, original radio & clock - serviced at Eismann's Corvette (Jupiter, FL).

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NC01TA

I don't think too many people here would have a qualified answer for you. You obviously must have a feel for the collector market because your car is priced very accurately in my opinion. I'm saying that only if the car is still in #2 or at least #3+ condition. If not, then it is too high. I was looking at completed auction sales at Mecum and most '71 Corvettes in #2 condition bring in the 30's, but they have the 330 HP engines. Owners in Hemmings seem to be selling their cars in this price range as well. Your car should sell provided no issues. Patience is the key for you. Most Corvette lovers have theirs already so you are looking for people that want to 'upgrade' or buy for the 1st time. Cash is very tight and many won't get loans (home equity or similar) for a collector car. GLWS!!

Rare 71

We have a 71' Red/Red Corvette Convertible #'s matching 350/300hp with 1971dealer installedZQ3 parts such as solid lifters and a bigger camshaft, M20 4spd transmission with 26 splines and an 11in clutch, and a 1972 aluminum radiator(unsure why it was replaced). It has around 77,000 miles. its valued around $32,000-$33,500