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no offence man but your asking way to much. things have had to be replaced so more stuff might break, one thing is broken, you dont have t-tops, power things, cd player, 90,000k; i think you get my point.
00\' firebird v6 5spd<br />201rwhp ---- 230 rwtq<br />\"Everyday I grow stronger...and further from you.\"<br />WARNING: Do not take any of my comments seriously unless they are technical in nature and then only at your own risk
WOW, that is way too much. No way that thing is worth $7k, especially with crap not working, like the ABS. For $7k, it better be in immaculate condition both mechanical and electrical, inside and out. I honestly wouldn't pay more than $4k for that car, and I think anyone else would be in agreement with me.
1995 Pontiac Firebird
2008 Chevrolet Silverado LT Crew Cab 4x4
Hmmm, you can get a 96-97 v6 camaro with 80-100k miles down here for $2500, you can get a 02 V6 with 25k miles and all options for $8000. Thats also the reason why you see 10-25 fbodies a day down here
Dont call me chief.<br /><br />2001 Camaro Convertible Rs Replica<br />1991 Acura Legend
Originally posted by BirdOfPrey01: maybe down south for you guys its only worth 3000-4000$
In florida I found a 87 GNX for $9,000 with 50k miles. Also I see many z28's down south go for $5,000-$6,000
Up here in wisconsin you are lucky to find a 96 z28 for under 7 grand that has less than 100 miles and doesnt run like crap.
CRX's up here can go for 5-8 thousand with over 100k miles.
iv seen many newer 00-02 V6 camaros go for almost 16 grand with 40 thousand miles.
Although there is deals around... There isnt that many.
It's worth a shot, i paid 50$ to post it on autotrader till it sells. FOREVER LOL
If i cant sell it, I guess I will have to deal with it.
Autotrader also suggested I sell it at $7000.
Dealer trade in value is about $3500. Any competent sales person would post it for $7000.
yeah, cars up here cost more than down south... i got my '96 with 58k and only a couple minor problems for 6148, but the sticker on it was 7500. 7500 was a great deal i thought because the only 96+ f-bodies around here under 8k have 100k or more on them and usually something wrong. for an f-body in very good condition and low miles, you're looking at around $12k. trust me, i looked for a car for two years before i got mine. once in a while, you'll find a good deal up here like my car, but f-bodies seem to cost a lot used up here.
Well you know it had no interior and the transmission was in the trunk.
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