Corvette Value Guide

[Martin K.]

I have searched a number of sites but have been unable to find a comprehensive value guide that includes the model year and available options. Corvette Fever Magazine had a site some years back but this does not appear to be available anymore. Does anyone know of an online guide.

[Terry B.]

Re: Corvette Value Guide

For value of older and collectable Corvettes check out the NADA link at http://www.nadaguides.com/SectionHom...=22&p=0&f=5003 They list certain options and their added value.

[Tom H.]

Re: Corvette Value Guide

Current value determinations can be tough. Use all resources and then make a determination. Auction reports, ebay, value guides, cars listed locally in your area are all good data to explore. Keep in mind all of these are just a guide, and none claim to be gospel.

[Bill S.]

Re: Corvette Value Guide

there was one in this months Corvette magazine, i think it was written about 5 years ago and just got around to print.

[Jacob A.]

Re: Corvette Value Guide

I think you are right....

[Henry S.]

Re: Corvette Value Guide

I don't know if this will give as many details as you want but a friend just gave me a Black Book National Auto Research Guide which has Collectible Vehicle Value Guide in it. It also lists serveral different engine options with each year.

For example: 1967 Convertible

Convertible 327/350hp

Convertible 327/390hp

Convertible 427/400hp

Convertible 427/435hp

Coupe

Coupe 327/350hp

Coupe 427/390hp

Coupe 427/400hp

Coupe 427/435hp
And after each it would give the fair excellent and good value. If this is what you need the web site is www.BlackBookUSA.com or call 800-554-1026. It is pocket size so it's easy to carry. The one I have covers cars from 1946 to 2006.

Shooter

[Martin K.]

Re: Corvette Value Guide

Do you recall which magazine it was? Was it Corvette Fever or another Corvette magazine? Thanks, Martin.

[Jacob A.]

Re: Corvette Value Guide

It was actuall Corvette Magazine. That is the name. It came out a few years ago. The magazine is very good. Nice big pages with real quality paper and ink. Feels like a nice magazine.

In March the issued a Solid Axle value guide.

In April the just issued a Mid-Year Price Guide.

I think Bill was right, and based on the low prices.... looks like it was written about 5 years ago.

Some of the values seem out of line based on year too... Shouldn't a 57 in its 50th anniversary year be worth more than a 58, 59 or 60?

Best,
Jacob #40987