Blue flame was the engine, it's a Blue Flame 6. I believe they came with 3 -
1 barrel, side-draft, carburators and had around 230 horse power. Probably
only a few thousand made in '54. If you go to Muscle Car Magazines Web Site,
they can probably tell you the poor, average, to good condition value range,
I don't know the link. Or call Memory Lane Motors at 503/231-1940, and they
should be able to give you an idea. Classic car prices really fluctuate with
the strength of the economy, mint condition and original, it's got to be in
the $40 to $50K range maybe more.
David
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Carr [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> A 1954 Corvette in original or restored stock is a very rare vette indeed.
> They are worth huge amounts of money in just about any condition. I would
> contact a corvette specialist and have him appraise it. If price seems
> cheap, jump at it as they are hard to find.
>
> Dave Carr
> WBCCI 2275
> 86 Corvette pace car
> 75 31' Sovereign
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> From: ann huke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 11:07 AM
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>
> > Hi Congratulations,
> > Sorry I haven;t gotten back to you sooner on the weekend. Its at Russ
> > Fullers place in VT Friday Sat and Sunday. Just a get together, picnic.
> > I'm sure they would love to have you. His number is 802-257-1902 they
> > live in Guilford, Vt. He's the President of the White Mountain Unit. It
> > is going to be held at there house. His wifes name is Rhonda. They are
> > so nice.
> > I have another Question for you. We are looking At a 1954 corvette blue
> > flame. Do you folds have any idea of value. not sure of the shape. Is
> > there a book value. Thanks Ann
> >
