1964 Vette - What was the sticker price...
Nov 30, 2018 17:32:39 #
of this car new? I will tell you that the sticker price included $658.00 worth of options and $51.15 in destination charges.
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
Nov 30, 2018 17:42:09 #
Nov 30, 2018 17:44:53 #
PAR4DCR wrote:
of this car new? I will tell you that the sticker price included $658.00 worth of options and $51.15 in destination charges.
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
I would guess right around $5,500.00 Love them fastback models:)
Nov 30, 2018 17:49:22 #
Nov 30, 2018 17:58:02 #
PAR4DCR wrote:
of this car new? I will tell you that the sticker price included $658.00 worth of options and $51.15 in destination charges.
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
$4037.00 USD
Nov 30, 2018 18:07:28 #
Dngallagher wrote:
I would guess right around $5,500.00 Love them fastback models:)
An uncle bought one for $4850. 300hp, 4sp, a/c.
Nov 30, 2018 18:11:17 #
PAR4DCR wrote:
of this car new? I will tell you that the sticker price included $658.00 worth of options and $51.15 in destination charges.
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
Base price was $4050.00 with D/C 51,15 plus$658 Options Sale Price $4759,15
Nov 30, 2018 18:55:43 #
Nov 30, 2018 19:08:17 #
Lance Pearson
Loc: Viriginia
I did not realize the 64 came with the 327 engine which was a good engine. I own a 76 tuned and a 91 zr-1 with lotus designed lt5 tuned engine. They are such fun to drive. The 91 is a better car in terms of power and speed but the 76 draws whistles, claps, crowds with the sculptured shape of it. With stiffer shocks and wider than stock tires it is a real road loving car that I've even raced on a road racing course at VIR driving it myself in four sessions one day.
The 91 engine made the vette twice the price of the normal vette as in five years they only made 6900 of them. It sold with taxes as a 91 in Dec. of 1990 in El Paso to the original owner for $72,000 approx. Pretty expensive...more than a caddy at the time. Fabulous car that is as fast as the current c7 vette. Engine tuned to approx 500 hp without getting into the block, rechipping.
The 60's vettes were great from 63 on. I big on this 69 at a charity auction and lost it when I was outbid by $6,000 and it needed new exhaust and new top but loved the old steel back bumper 69's. the 64 above is nicely kept...nice shots.
The 91 engine made the vette twice the price of the normal vette as in five years they only made 6900 of them. It sold with taxes as a 91 in Dec. of 1990 in El Paso to the original owner for $72,000 approx. Pretty expensive...more than a caddy at the time. Fabulous car that is as fast as the current c7 vette. Engine tuned to approx 500 hp without getting into the block, rechipping.
The 60's vettes were great from 63 on. I big on this 69 at a charity auction and lost it when I was outbid by $6,000 and it needed new exhaust and new top but loved the old steel back bumper 69's. the 64 above is nicely kept...nice shots.
Nov 30, 2018 19:50:03 #
PAR4DCR wrote:
of this car new? I will tell you that the sticker price included $658.00 worth of options and $51.15 in destination charges.
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
Great shot, Don, beautiful car, loved this style. I would guess around $4,700.00
Nov 30, 2018 19:54:16 #
Nov 30, 2018 22:43:44 #
PAR4DCR wrote:
of this car new? I will tell you that the sticker price included $658.00 worth of options and $51.15 in destination charges.
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
I photographed this vehicle at the Ellenton Florida car show about 2 weeks ago.
The present owner still had the price sticker and I photographed it. Make your guesses and I will post the image of the price sticker in this thread tomorrow.
Have fun!
Don
Nice always like the 64 Sting Ray's I would guess $5495.99 - thanks for sharing
Dec 1, 2018 05:54:35 #
In 1966, I bought a 19661/2 (that means early 1967) Oldsmobile Vistacruiser for $3800. That was several hundred dollars less then the 64 Corvette, so I would guess around $4100.
Dec 1, 2018 06:11:42 #
Dec 1, 2018 06:12:32 #
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