95 Camaro - White - Drop Top - **Pictures**
03-03-2008, 04:02 PM
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95 Camaro - White - Drop Top - **Pictures** This is my 95 Camaro V6. It has 153,640 miles on it. Its seen allot of road but is in great shape for its age. I would like to sell it in the near future, but it still needs a little more TLC that it deserves. Runs great. I do not know what exactly to ask for the car being the age and milleage so i wanted to show you guys to see what you think. No flaming that it is a V6 (i know!) but im going to be upgrading to a z28 or SS after i sell this car. These pictures are rough drafts and where taken in a hurry. I will upgrade everything with much more info when it comes time to sell.
It has:
New Water pump (woo hoo!)
Cat back exhaust with flowmaster muffler
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It has:
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Cat back exhaust with flowmaster muffler
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03-03-2008, 04:40 PM
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I would be happy with that kind of a deal for that description of a car. Im leaning on $2500 but no less than $2000. Sound about right? This is just a ruff estimate and i have a little body and interior work that i need to finish.
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03-05-2008, 04:28 PM
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I think it could be done rather cheap, if you have the stuff and want an all out go fast car. Or it could be fairly expensive if you wanted all the bells and whistles like AC, and interior. I am thinking a cage, and a few gauges is all I would need.
03-05-2008, 05:13 PM
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There's a couple of threads over at Fullthrottlev6.com about just that. Do a quick search over there and you'll find out a swap is a little more costly than you think.
Also, the 3.4 isn't a very stout motor by any means stock, but there are some guys working on gettin' em to run pretty well.
Also, the 3.4 isn't a very stout motor by any means stock, but there are some guys working on gettin' em to run pretty well.
03-10-2008, 12:49 PM
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There's a couple of threads over at Fullthrottlev6.com about just that. Do a quick search over there and you'll find out a swap is a little more costly than you think.
Also, the 3.4 isn't a very stout motor by any means stock, but there are some guys working on gettin' em to run pretty well.
Also, the 3.4 isn't a very stout motor by any means stock, but there are some guys working on gettin' em to run pretty well.
