94,95 Impala SS KBB value vs collectors value?

My dad was an Impala SS collector and had 1ea of the 94-96 Impala SS's. He recently passed away and my mom wants to sell a couple of them so I'm helping her out. I've looked at the blue book value on them and was wondering if they have any collector value beyond that. I wasn't sure if there are people out there specifically looking for these and where to find them.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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I think they are worth a bit more than what KBB is saying but actually the 1996 model is worth the most, which you don't have (more desirable options in '96, including the console floor shifter, which everyone wants).
I'd say for a really low miles stunning 94-95 you might grab $18,000 or so and for a '96 beauty in the low 20Ks.
This car is SO GM..."let's build a popular car and then when we just get it right, let's discontinue it".
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But there are plenty of these cars for sale, so I'd just keep searching if I were you.
Probably the problem is that it isn't a '96 with the console shifter--that's worth $3K-$4K right there.
If you can stand the pain, you could go as low as $12.5K (KBB says $13.1K) which is really what a clean driver '95 sells for. I don't know if people will pay you extra for the low miles and mint condition. One would think so but the collector car market is cooling off rapidly here in the States. Most of the sales are going to Europe.
Where are you advertising? That could also be a problem.
The market is very weak right now, so you'll have to price it competitively. Just remember that a '95 is worth about $3,000 less than a '96