2000 Pewter SS M6 Leather mods
07-02-2009, 11:02 AM
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2000 Pewter SS M6 Leather mods 44k miles very clean Pewter SS M6, SLP Catted longtubes, SLP LM II catback, Pro 5.0 shifter, Patriot Gold Springs, chromemoly pushrods, NGK TR6 plugs, MSD wires, Streetsweeper cam, BBK Throttle Body, LS6 intake, ASP pulley, 4.10 gears, Spec Clutch, Aeroforce Scanguage, BMR LCA's, DSL, Bilstein shocks, Eibach pro kit. Clear corner turn signlas, VHT rear reflectors, Taillight covers, 15% tint front windows and 10% hatch i think, the hatch is definately darker but idk tint that well, might have those numbers backwards. 12 Disc changers, power everything, black leather interior, chrome shorty intenna, whistler mod headlights (no condensatioin) Gunmetal C5 wheels with BFG Rear Drag radials. im thinking 15k would be my starting price, think that is fair? all mods installed professionally btw.
07-24-2009, 02:53 PM
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I have been looking for a car and $14k to $15 with the modes is about right. If you get someone looking to get money from the bank $13k is about they well be able to come up with. Good luck with the sale it's a good looking car.
07-24-2009, 04:42 PM
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Sorry in this economy 14-15 is going to be a no go unless its a 35th anniversary cars with little to no mileage. You dont always gain money on mods either. I'd say around 12k or so. Your car is absolutely gorgeous but i don't think you will be able to get 15k for an almost 10 year old car. BTW New Era is the best! Been a mail order customer for years! Good Luck
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I agree that starting at $15K is probably a good starting point as everyone seems to feel the need to brow beat you down from whatever your asking price might be. Start at the $15K and maybe take $13.5K or something. If you start lower, you will still get tire kickers and beat down. Unless you absolutely need to sell it fast, just do the time and hold out for the 13+...that's my vote anyway.
