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About a month ago, I bought a black 1998 Camaro SS for $6,700. It has 75,000 miles and in beautiful condition.The guy who owned it before put a Yank Racing SS3600 Stall, Subframe Connectors, SLP Loudmouth, and an unknown shift kit in it.
Unfortunately, I had to sell my 98 V6 Camaro to pay for it, but god damn, am I happy, lol.
1998 Chevrolet Camaro SS New Trans Setup:Rebuilt 4L60E, Yank ST2800 Stall, B&M Trans Cooler,
TCI Deep Pan, Royal Purple, Trans-go Shift Kit. Should be done in January.
good buy my ***, thats a great buy! any thing ls1 around here doesnt go for less than 10 grand. there is a guy in town that wants 12 grand for a 99 t/a, base model t/a.
that is an awesome deal!!! you didnt pay much more for that as i did for my bird...i paid 5700
Team NoVa
2000 Firebird- Intake, Pacesetters, !cat, full 2.5 to flowcrapster, 1.9 rockers, LS6 springs and Intense modded retainers, WS6 speedlines, T/A bumpers and hatch, 5 spd swapped, SOON TO BE nitrous'd and cammed.
Anyways, awesome buy man. I looked around not too long ago for a LS1 and couldn't find anything under $7000; $9000 for something that wouldn't need any work!
Anyways, awesome buy man. I looked around not too long ago for a LS1 and couldn't find anything under $7000; $9000 for something that wouldn't need any work!
I bought my '96 Black Z28 6 speed with 78k on it for $6000. Of course I knew the guy and I offered cash, but damn I am happy with the deal I got. Nice SS you got their man, enjoy that V8!
yeah, I sold my 98 V6 camaro with 131,000 miles for $4,500
1998 Chevrolet Camaro SS New Trans Setup:Rebuilt 4L60E, Yank ST2800 Stall, B&M Trans Cooler,
TCI Deep Pan, Royal Purple, Trans-go Shift Kit. Should be done in January.
Well, Im finally accepting the fact that the tranny slips. On a cold morning, it will never shift into 4th from 3rd, it will just slip out of gear and coast.
:( no wonder it was so cheap.
1998 Chevrolet Camaro SS New Trans Setup:Rebuilt 4L60E, Yank ST2800 Stall, B&M Trans Cooler,
TCI Deep Pan, Royal Purple, Trans-go Shift Kit. Should be done in January.
Well, Im finally accepting the fact that the tranny slips. On a cold morning, it will never shift into 4th from 3rd, it will just slip out of gear and coast.
:( no wonder it was so cheap.
That sucks. Looks like you may be looking at a re-build. I'd question the previous owner about it. Still worth it though. Nice car. Get the trans beefed up while you're at it. Probably be anywhere from $1500-2,000 depending on who does it.
Had to be evacuated Monday again after a fire was going on the hill behind us. Only 3-4 hours, they did a good job getting it under control. Especially...
So went out to start the Camaro and no start, batteries are good just hear a thud sound, started up fine last Friday. Check the fuses and the battery...
Working on getting my 99 Camaro back in action. Long story short, got parked in the garage about 5 years ago (kids, career stuff ect.) trying to get her...
I have a 15 year boy now (crazy how time flies from when I was a teenager on here!) and his first car will be the old Camaro.
I stopped driving...
3 weeks ago
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