Hey, this is my first time posting here and I really need your opinion. Do your good deed for the day and help me out please.
I have a 1995 Chevrolet Camaro named Betsy it has 80,000 miles, an M5 tranny, a 3.4l v6, pacesetter headers, CAI, window tint, cd headunit, short shifter and Grant GT steering wheel. It was already in rough running condition when I bought it and it has some very minor body damage and paint coming off. It sat for months after I bought a trans am and then went to college.
When I came back, it wouldn't start. I changed the oil, oil filter and a few other things, but it still wouldn't start. With starter fluid it would almost crank, but never fully start. I don't know if my friend cranked it too much and killed it because now the engine will do nothing at all. I thought it was probably the fuel pump. Everything else works in the car ie. lights, radio.
Now I have to sell it and this guy who is letting me keep it at his house is offering me $200. He keeps lowering his offer. First it was $1,000 and after he hooked it up to a scanner or something he said the car's computer was not working and it would be at least $800 for a used one. A week ago he was offering me $350 and today it was $200...He has a 79 camaro with a 305 that he is going to implant into my Camaro if I sell it to him.
I am not too savy when it comes to knowing what to do with things like this. I really need some cash to study abroad and $200 will not go far. I feel like it would rape me to let it go for that. What do you guys think? Please help a brother out. Parting it out is really not an option. I am located in Eustis, Florida 32726 if anybody here is looking for a project car. I am not looking to make serious bank on this...I just want both parties(seller and buyer) to walk away happy.
Kelley blue book put the car at $2,760 in fair condition which means
I have a 1995 Chevrolet Camaro named Betsy it has 80,000 miles, an M5 tranny, a 3.4l v6, pacesetter headers, CAI, window tint, cd headunit, short shifter and Grant GT steering wheel. It was already in rough running condition when I bought it and it has some very minor body damage and paint coming off. It sat for months after I bought a trans am and then went to college.
When I came back, it wouldn't start. I changed the oil, oil filter and a few other things, but it still wouldn't start. With starter fluid it would almost crank, but never fully start. I don't know if my friend cranked it too much and killed it because now the engine will do nothing at all. I thought it was probably the fuel pump. Everything else works in the car ie. lights, radio.
Now I have to sell it and this guy who is letting me keep it at his house is offering me $200. He keeps lowering his offer. First it was $1,000 and after he hooked it up to a scanner or something he said the car's computer was not working and it would be at least $800 for a used one. A week ago he was offering me $350 and today it was $200...He has a 79 camaro with a 305 that he is going to implant into my Camaro if I sell it to him.
I am not too savy when it comes to knowing what to do with things like this. I really need some cash to study abroad and $200 will not go far. I feel like it would rape me to let it go for that. What do you guys think? Please help a brother out. Parting it out is really not an option. I am located in Eustis, Florida 32726 if anybody here is looking for a project car. I am not looking to make serious bank on this...I just want both parties(seller and buyer) to walk away happy.
Kelley blue book put the car at $2,760 in fair condition which means
- Some mechanical or cosmetic defects and needs servicing but is still in reasonable running condition.
- Clean title history, the paint, body and/or interior need work performed by a professional.
- Tires may need to be replaced.
- There may be some repairable rust damage.
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