Short story I had a barn Yard find in 88. I had my IROC Z and didn't know any better. To wrap it up in a nut shell I sold MY numbers matching 69 Z for 35 in 92. My IROC was wrapped around a tree by a ex-girlfriend, and said WTF! Well time has a way of healing old wounds. That said what is my real tuxedo black white stripe deluxe int worth in todays market?

Well time has a way of healing old wounds.
I have a feeling the answer will bring some salt to the wound.

Are you trying to find your car? Or are you looking to make an offer on it?

Not nearly enough information given about the car to approximate todays value. Condition? Options? Documetation? Originality? All of those factor into what a car is worth.

Im sure your wound will open ....not much description on your part but you can pretty much Guarantee its more than what you sold it for, but of course you should know that already.

you still got the vin # .. post it up maybe a member here has it or it has been discussed..

Could be anywhere from 50k to 80k depending on condition and options.
And, numbers matching.
The more specific of details you provide, the more specific the answer.
BTW, 35k was a good price in 1992.

And how much is 35k in todays dollars?

And how much is 35k in todays dollars?

What cost $35000 in 1992 would cost $52657.75 in 2007

( I used an inflation calculator)
http://www.westegg.com/inflation/

Just think she would have been driving your Z-28 instead of the IROC .

It's probably worth 10% less or maybe even 15% less than a year ago.

go to www.nada.com (http://www.nada.com) That is what many of the insurance companies use to determine value on classic cars.

So 52k in todays dollars, thats pretty darn good. Dont sweat it. But you do need to go out and spend 50k on a z-28, right now! :D

OH BTW get another 69 cause they are fine!