Number 31 with 5,580 miles sold for $26,400

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Bill, This car is one of those cars that are questionable in the Camaro World article. Did they list the VIN or say it was Terry Labonte's car?

Vin - 2G1FP32G722159352
with window sticker signed by Terry Labonte

Thanks for the information. The Festival Car number and the VIN match with what was shown in magazine article, but Jeff Gordon was listed as the driver. Jeff actually started in the 21 position and was in Car #21. According to the Starting Lineup that came with the Program, Terry Labonte started in the 31st position which should have placed him Car #31 and what you posted above seems to verify this.

It's nice to see this car brought a higher price than the other Z7D's on Ebay recently. I would think your car should be able to bring similiar offers.

Agree, both the Z7d and 82 are tucked way right now. I may list them in April'ish for 27,500 each or just keep them. No need to sell right now.

Not a bad price but it would be nice to see these nice cars bring a bit more.

Well in a nutshell, IMO the only place you're going to get Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale type prices, is selling at the Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale auction. Many, MANY very well monied people there to buy cars and show off.

This car appeared in several e-bay auctions and never made reserve.The last time I saw it it made it to $13,100.Yes Barrett-Jackson is the place where ego's take over and prices become inflated.The whole collector car world is always thrown a curve for some time after these auctions as everybody believes they can sell for these prices.Do you notice how many of the same people buy a lot of the cars at this auction.Then a few years later they bring them back and sell them again often for less than they bought them for.Must be nice?