98 Camaro SS, m6, details inside..
06-25-2013, 08:45 PM
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98 Camaro SS, m6, details inside.. Has the following mods:
Engine:
Has new head gaskets and rear main seals and intake gasket
A Weiland intake
Freshly Reworked heads with Comp cam push rods, heavy duty springs, and valves
Comp cam
Msd wires
Slp lid
Ls2 oil pump
K&N filter
Long tube headrs
Texas speed off road y pipe
Full 3" Flowmaster exhaust to quad tips
New water pump, thermostat, and radiator houses, new o2 sensors
Transmission:
Guy I bought it from said the transmission has been reworked
t56 Borge Warner
Heavy duty clutch
Upgraded steel forks
Newer gears
Hurst Short throw Shifter
Rear end:
G2 perfomance rear end
Richmond 410 gears
Aluminum drive shaft
Suspension:
Full KYB 8 way front and rear adjustable suspension
New tie rod ends
KYB springs
KYB front and rear sway bars
KYB traction bars
KYB adjustable pan hard bar
KYB braces
Breaks:
EBC drilled and slotted rotors
Borg Warner anti squeak pads
Front have new pads
Rear end had brand new pads and rotors
Less then 200 miles on rear set
Just changed the oil to about 50 miles ago also comes with a programmer
Seller says the body has 140k, engine rebuild/mods have 25k. The body is in pretty good shape, same with the interior. It's not a museum piece, but nice. Say the coolant dummy light is on because the sensor is bad, it's not leaking coolant.
My biggest concern is that the owner says he's only owned it a few months and has to sell it because the cosigner on his loan backed out and the bank is now forcing the sale? Seems a bit strange to me. He's also dropped the price from $9500 to #7200 in a matter of 2.5 weeks.
He says that it runs great, no issues with it, says it's very streetable. I just don't want to buy someone elses problem.
Engine:
Has new head gaskets and rear main seals and intake gasket
A Weiland intake
Freshly Reworked heads with Comp cam push rods, heavy duty springs, and valves
Comp cam
Msd wires
Slp lid
Ls2 oil pump
K&N filter
Long tube headrs
Texas speed off road y pipe
Full 3" Flowmaster exhaust to quad tips
New water pump, thermostat, and radiator houses, new o2 sensors
Transmission:
Guy I bought it from said the transmission has been reworked
t56 Borge Warner
Heavy duty clutch
Upgraded steel forks
Newer gears
Hurst Short throw Shifter
Rear end:
G2 perfomance rear end
Richmond 410 gears
Aluminum drive shaft
Suspension:
Full KYB 8 way front and rear adjustable suspension
New tie rod ends
KYB springs
KYB front and rear sway bars
KYB traction bars
KYB adjustable pan hard bar
KYB braces
Breaks:
EBC drilled and slotted rotors
Borg Warner anti squeak pads
Front have new pads
Rear end had brand new pads and rotors
Less then 200 miles on rear set
Just changed the oil to about 50 miles ago also comes with a programmer
Seller says the body has 140k, engine rebuild/mods have 25k. The body is in pretty good shape, same with the interior. It's not a museum piece, but nice. Say the coolant dummy light is on because the sensor is bad, it's not leaking coolant.
My biggest concern is that the owner says he's only owned it a few months and has to sell it because the cosigner on his loan backed out and the bank is now forcing the sale? Seems a bit strange to me. He's also dropped the price from $9500 to #7200 in a matter of 2.5 weeks.
He says that it runs great, no issues with it, says it's very streetable. I just don't want to buy someone elses problem.
06-26-2013, 09:19 AM
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My biggest concern is that the owner says he's only owned it a few months and has to sell it because the cosigner on his loan backed out and the bank is now forcing the sale? Seems a bit strange to me. He's also dropped the price from $9500 to #7200 in a matter of 2.5 weeks.
Now on to the car... I would walk away. That is a lot of miles and a lot of mods. You can pretty much guarantee that car has been driven hard. Couple that with the "story" about the bank forcing a sale and all I see are red flags. Hold onto your money until something better comes along. I just saw a 1999 T/A sell for $8000 with one original owner (little old lady) and only 59,000 miles on the clock. Smoking hot deals are out there, you just have to be patient and willing to spend the time looking for them.
