topduarte

iTrader: (8)

Just saw it hit the block for $25k + 10% buyers fee.

It was nice but not a tpi car.

https://www.mecum.com/lots/HA0421-47...camaro-iroc-z/

dmccain

iTrader: (2)

Whoever paid that much must be drunk.

1986BANDIT

im thinking of putting mine up for sale ,paltry sum of $30,000.......

1986BANDIT

theres was carbed(lg4) 1987 iroc on kijiji (canadas craigslist) with 29,000 km for $25,000.my auto appraiser had an rs 1992 camaro(v6) with under 500km,he was asking $22,000.car was 100% PERFECT,but it was a v6,red car,red interior
however thats Canadian so thats about $2000-$3000 usd. theres a 90 iroc with 120,000 km(rebuilt engine--scary) and this fool is asking $18,000.......people are going full R E T A R D

chazman

iTrader: (4)

I'm not really sure what's happening, but that was a $10,000 car 12-18 months ago.

StevenB L98/LS1

As far as im concerned it still is to me. I doubt that car would of brought in that much on BAT.

Big&BadGTA

iTrader: (1)

Was never a 10k car in my book. Not with that engine, interior, and crank windows

chazman

iTrader: (4)

Note the Chuck Pelton steering wheel.

dagwood

iTrader: (5)

I'm just as confused as you are....

dmccain

iTrader: (2)

Dude must be on some good $#!+

88IROCvertZ

iTrader: (1)

Back in the day there were people that would go to a dealer and buy an IROC only to come home and realize they didn’t get the TPI one when their friends pointed it out... heard that story a few times at cruise ins...

One guy with that story said, “you know what? I couldn’t race anybody, but I had a great time with that car and it was a great car...” It was funny because when he got it home from the dealer and popped the hood his brother saw the air cleaner and said, “you got the wrong one!”

It’s possible this could still be happening. Some people just see the decals and think it was the top Camaro you could get at the time. They don’t know how many engines and options were available throughout the years. To them it’s just the car they wanted to cruise in High School. It might not even matter that much to some people.

StevenB L98/LS1

Problem is there is still beyond thousands of people that just don't have a clue, the information is here people are just to lazy to learn anything, most people make things up in their mind that are un educated about these cars. That's why i will never understand people putting down 25 grand on a LG4 IROC and people will tell me to shut up its not my money why should i care... Well i know it's not my money but it doesnt make the car worth that much. Nicer more original better optioned IROCs with less miles have a hard time breaking 25k on BAT because buyers reads the comments below they may have been excited in the beginning "Oh wow its the iroc ive been looking for" then they read the comments and see negative comments because the car may have a weak factory powertrain down to lacking a certain RPO missing or something non factory which a buyer cant read about at a mecum or barrett Jackson auction and all that can hurt the bidding on BAT. Thats why i said that car never would of brought that on BAT. People atleast get an education lesson in the comments section if they don't know much about these cars.

chazman

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No one loves IROCs more than I do, but I am never spending that kind of money or even more on one. If I were ever to sell mine, (which I am not), going by market trends, I have a good idea on what I'd ask for them. No way would I pay that as a buyer.

Just sayin'.

88IROCvertZ

iTrader: (1)

I wouldn’t pay any of the prices I see going on no matter the RPOs. Still love the cars.