Barrett Jackson and brains?

z28camaroman · 01-23-2014, 03:58 PM

Street cars like Sabory's don't bring big money. That's just the hobby. He had a ton in the car. Sabory also had it on Ebay for buy it now at $600k. Sorry, not worth it, never will be either.

The '67 L88 was one of 20 and NCSR certified. Neightbor's Bros restoration and real IT engine. I was expecting $3 million plus. Bubba Watson, the golfer bought the car. Why? Who the hell knows. Rick Hendrick was in there for a while in the bidding and then pulled out. No matter how you cut the cake, a '67 L88 is the top of the food chain with Corvettes..........except for the five grand sports made in 1963.

The Steinman Bros. who owned the Vette paid about $600k several years ago for the car. I would say as a licensed certified appraiser that an L88 is a very good investment car if you have the money. I would love to own one.

Jerry

01-23-2014, 03:58 PM	#8
z28camaroman Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Eldersburg, MD Posts: 153 Likes: 0 Liked 91 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Barrett Jackson and brains? Street cars like Sabory's don't bring big money. That's just the hobby. He had a ton in the car. Sabory also had it on Ebay for buy it now at $600k. Sorry, not worth it, never will be either. The '67 L88 was one of 20 and NCSR certified. Neightbor's Bros restoration and real IT engine. I was expecting $3 million plus. Bubba Watson, the golfer bought the car. Why? Who the hell knows. Rick Hendrick was in there for a while in the bidding and then pulled out. No matter how you cut the cake, a '67 L88 is the top of the food chain with Corvettes..........except for the five grand sports made in 1963. The Steinman Bros. who owned the Vette paid about $600k several years ago for the car. I would say as a licensed certified appraiser that an L88 is a very good investment car if you have the money. I would love to own one. Jerry

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