Special Edition Vehicles - $18,000 97 Camaro SS

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=4540435774&category=6161 :jest: what's this guy on to think that car is worth that much

Some people are just dumb.

I got my 97 with similar mileage for about that price.








Minus $11,000 :)

6 hours left and what a surprise..... 0 bids

:nono: It amazes me how dumb people can be.

I got my 97 with similar mileage for about that price.








Minus $11,000 :)


YUp Same here and then I sold it for 11k the same night :cheers: :nod:

I think hes selling it so he can buy a better digital camera :jest:

SHIT....my buddy got his 97 ss convertible 30k package about 3 years ago with 11,000 mile on it and he only paid 16,500 for it ,

the one i bought had 35k miles but the speedo reads 10mph slow LOL so im sure it has moe on it

I think hes selling it so he can buy a better digital camera :jest:
NO SHIT that camera sucks ass :jest:

Ya that price is way too high. Its a nice car though, that is the lt1 i always wanted. IMO its the best looking lt1 camaro ever made. His didnt have the full leather seats though i thought they all had white leather seats with the 30th anniversary logo on them. Even though the car is worth way less, you never know, there are alot of people with a sub-par intelligence who might pay that much. Hell i would try just to see what happens then if it doesnt sell no big deal just lower the price.

Common guys its 30th anniversary car with 40 k if that car was a 6 speed it wouldn't be a problem to sell for that here. My uncle just paid 13,500 canadian for a ultra clean 94 with SS rims and hood.
The camaro is the most undervalued car on the market, like the most musle for the money.

John

Common guys its 30th anniversary car with 40 k if that car was a 6 speed it wouldn't be a problem to sell for that here. My uncle just paid 13,500 canadian for a ultra clean 94 with SS rims and hood.
The camaro is the most undervalued car on the market, like the most musle for the money.

John

There is no way a 40k mile 30th ani SS is worth 18 grand. In fifteen years maybe, but not now.

There is no way a 40k mile 30th ani SS is worth 18 grand. In fifteen years maybe, but not now.


22 years ago I was kid with a mustang gt, I was at a place called drag supply that specialized in dodge performance. In the back the owner had a 70 hemi barracuda convertible that was like new and he was willing to trade even for my 82 gt. I thought he was crazy a new 82 gt for a 12 year old car.

Anyway my point is you guys don't realize how lucky you are, most cars here that are used are garbage in 6 to 10 winters and the survivors are worth money.

Shit you can't even paint a car properly for less that $4000 cd and even though you don't think the clean unmolested cars are worth the money, somone that will buy the car on a whim is only a trailer away.

John

he probably doesnt want to sell it, but his wife is making him, so he sets a price that he knows it wont sell at :jest:

Anyway my point is you guys don't realize how lucky you are, most cars here that are used are garbage in 6 to 10 winters and the survivors are worth money
umm k... you think canada is the only place with snow and road salt etc? that car is not worth that amount of money as it gets older and less are around then it will be worth a bit more but it wont be that much then either :eyes:

My uncle just paid 13,500 canadian for a ultra clean 94 with SS rims and hood.

hope it didnt have many miles or he got screwed

I know they use salt other places but I was just using local conditions as an example.

A really clean car that is essentialy new is still a new doesn't matter how old it is. A lot of people that have the means can appreciate that. If someone has the cash he wants what he wants and might be willing to pay a premium for it.

Its not like we're talking big money, you lose $10,000 when you drive a new car off the lot better to buy a really clean survivor and your good as long as you want to keep it. If you want a camaro its not like you can go down to your local GM dealer and pick a new one up right...

John

If you look hard enough you can still find them in dealer inventory ;)

I know they use salt other places but I was just using local conditions as an example.

A really clean car that is essentialy new is still a new doesn't matter how old it is. A lot of people that have the means can appreciate that. If someone has the cash he wants what he wants and might be willing to pay a premium for it.

Its not like we're talking big money, you lose $10,000 when you drive a new car off the lot better to buy a really clean survivor and your good as long as you want to keep it. If you want a camaro its not like you can go down to your local GM dealer and pick a new one up right...

John


I don't think you understand that I've seen the same exact model car with the same mileage for sale for around $8k cheaper THAN THE STARTING BID on that car.

Or you could do like I did.

Buy a fully loaded M6 TA with 39K on it for $500 less than that (including all my taxes).

I'd buy my LS1 again before I'd buy that.

Underdeath Clean


Uhh... Underdeath? WTF is that guy on?

Damn! The thing is not even a six speed!