Fair Market Price Determination 1965 sb TF

[Dick G.]

Today, what sources do you use to determine a 1965 sb Top Flight fair asking price?
Thanks

[Kenneth B.]

Re: Fair Market Price Determination 1965 sb TF

You can look on the Corvette fourm to see what people are asking & what some cars sold for. Cars that sold are a better indicator. Basically Corvettes are worth what someone will pay & what someone else will sell for.

[Patrick H.]

Re: Fair Market Price Determination 1965 sb TF

I think that the Hagerty Value Indicator does a reasonable job tracking prices. Just note that unusual auction results may skew the valuation.

[Dick W.]

Re: Fair Market Price Determination 1965 sb TF

I think that the Hagerty Value Indicator does a reasonable job tracking prices. Just note that unusual auction results may skew the valuation.

When appraising it is good to throw out the bottom and top values. A lot of the top auction values are fluff money, i.e. no money in the house

[Michael J.]

Re: Fair Market Price Determination 1965 sb TF

When appraising it is good to throw out the bottom and top values. A lot of the top auction values are fluff money, i.e. no money in the house

True, high bid with no sale at a reserve auction, particularly at a Mecum or BJ auction, is just house bidding and means nothing.

[Pancho T.]

Re: Fair Market Price Determination 1965 sb TF

Coupe or convertible? Horsepower? Colors? Options? How old is the Top Flight? Chapter,regional or national?

How are the car's cosmetics?

[James W.]

Re: Fair Market Price Determination 1965 sb TF

I've used the Corvette DNA app and it seem to be fairly close. It includes valuation for NCRS Top Flight awards, mileage, RPO's, etc.

James