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    OK, mainly just seeing if anyone would be interested in buying my Camaro. Right now the payments are more than I can afford since I'm temporarily out of work. Anyways, on to the specifics:

    It's a 97 3.8L M5 Camaro with just over 97K on it. Oil has been changed regularly, along with plugs and wires. Runs like a top and has a few mods to it:

    NGK TR6 plugs (planning on spraying) (4K Miles)
    New OEM Wires (4K Miles)
    Falken Ziex 512 Z rated tires (~90% tread, 9K miles on them)
    Chrome Z-28 stock 5-star rims
    Aluminum 1pc driveshaft
    Moroso LT1 Cold Air Intake
    Pacesetter headers
    full 3" exhaust w/cherry bomb muffler
    no Cat converter
    cut stock shifter
    10% tint on rear window
    Seafoamed every 15K miles
    Z-28 rear w/3.73's
    Blacked out turn signals
    blacked out side markers
    blacked out chrome altezza tails
    black nose emblem overlay
    3800 stickers


    Paint is in pretty good condition for 10yrs old. It does have a few chips on the hood and a few other places, but nothing very noticeable. The interior looks good. Drivers seat has a slight tear in it, as usual, but I have seat covers on both seats, so no one even knows it's ripped. I did snap the boot retainer ring while I was routing the nitrous wiring, and also cracked the little peice of the console between the shifter and the ashtray at the same time. The console snaps back in place, and with a little glue will look like new, the boot ring I have yet to find, but I haven't been looking that hard. The parking brake doesn't work since I swapped the rears out (the arm inside the caliper is broken), but just leave it in gear when you park and you'll be fine. Other than that, the car is in great condition, idles very nicely, and runs perfectly.

    Again, this is just to see if anyone's really interested. Times are getting hard, and my family has 5 drivable vehicles, but only 2 or 3 get used on a daily basis. I'm thinking of getting rid of this one, in hopes of getting a used Z-28 further down the road. Kelly Blue book is $4345. I've put almost $1800 into this car in mods, not including maintenance costs. It's ran a best of 9.62 in the 1/8 with comes to almost a 14.9 in the 1/4. This car has been raced, but it is in excellent shape, and runs perfect. Looking to get around $5200 for it.


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    Last edited by RadRacer; 09-25-2007, 04:46 PM.
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    Re: Gauging Interest: 97 Camaro

    man you gotta make up your mind on what you wana do lol
    Dave:
    00 Supercharged Camaro - RIP
    97 Turbo Camaro - Sold

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      Re: Gauging Interest: 97 Camaro

      Read THE RULES.
      Last edited by Shirl; 09-26-2007, 11:23 AM.

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        Re: Gauging Interest: 97 Camaro

        Originally posted by dmw319
        man you gotta make up your mind on what you wana do lol
        I'm trying:P. That's one reason why this is just gauging interest. I really would like to drop in a cam, P&P heads, UD pulleys, tune it and add a 75 shot for the track. But, money's tight right now, and I'd probably be better off with a V8 than my 6er. But I love the look on peoples face when they pull up beside me thinking it's an 8, I hang with them in a race, and then they find out it's a 6.

        And of course, the UD pulleys and cam I want are both put up for sale when I'm very tight on cash and possibly selling the car:(
        Last edited by Shirl; 09-26-2007, 11:24 AM.
        ~97 3.8L V6 Camaro~
        A few things

        Only Member of Team Hooker?!?

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