Custom4204

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And what is in the bottom picture below the stereo, a satellite radio or just the cigeratte lighter?

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****305 HP LS1 V-8 POWER****SIX SPEED CAR****T-TOPS****MONSOON CD PLAYER****LEATHER****THIS SUPER SHARP T.A. HAS ALL THE TOYS AND JUST 57,000 UNABUSED MILES****THESE FACTORY HOT RODS ARE GETTING HARDER TO FIND EVERY DAY, ESPECIALLY ONE THAT HAS NOT BEEN MODIFIED, CUT UP, OR BEAT!!!! CALL TODAY ON THIS EXTRA CLEAN FLORIDA F-BODY WITH SUPER LOW MILES!!!!

NHRAMAN

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tips are not stock for sure..is it fairly loud.??

JustAnIlluzion

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how much ? u should look at private sellers bc they will be much cheaper

Custom4204

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Not sure, I'm in Michigan, it is in Wisconsin. I may check it out this weekend.

2000 T/A - $14,995 with 57,500 miles. I've been looking everywhere and have talked to a couple sellers. Have had little luck with silver or red 99-01 M6s under 15k. They would need to drop the price at least 2 grand...

BiggCmass

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Thats a cigarette lighter and a...umm...place where I put my garage door opener?

*Kelli's_WS6*

hey, where in fl is the car?

Custom4204

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Not in FL, in WI...why it says that..

00badSScamaro

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yeah that slot where we all put our garage door openers, the thing that you were asking about being a satelite radio, is where the convertible controls go if you got a vertible. If not, it makes an excellent spot for the garage door opener like biggcmas said.

Custom4204

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Thats what I thought after I looked closer....any guesses on the exhaust?

Engine appears stock to me:

JerseyLS1TA

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CALL TODAY ON THIS EXTRA CLEAN FLORIDA F-BODY WITH SUPER LOW MILES!!!!
Are you sure it in WI? Yeah the engine looks stock and dirty

Custom4204

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Yes...dealership is in WI.

2K2WS6TA

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The previous owner might have just changed tips, and nothing else, looks pretty stock otherwise

jaberwaki

eh... Like most pre-owned fbodies...

It was returned to as close to stock as the owner could get it before they sold it...
(thats why in the classified section you find people selling mods for cash plus the stock part )

And those 57,000 miles were put on that F-body the same way they are put on EVERY F-body that is not a collectors item...1/4 mile at a time...

If you start with THAT mentallity, then you will not be disappointed with what you get...

EugThinks

Agreed! People should be getting these cars to fulfill their destinies... getting beat up in search of that last tenth or MPH, or hitting the apex on that hairpin, or cruising thousands of miles to see the world. If you got yourself a pristine used F-body, well, lucky for you, but unlucky for the car because it never got to really be DRIVEN.

I say why have it if you aren't going to use it?

angel71rs

A lot of dealers buy cars at auctions. Auction cars come from all over, this one might have been from Florida. Carfax would confirm where it was previously registered. Southern cars are generally preferable to northern cars for the obvious reasons, so that is why they are touting it's Florida back ground.

Just watch out for evidence of water damage in hidden places where they might not have been erased like the more visible areas. Florida gets hurricanes...

Dal1as

Looks like it has a Magnaflow exhaust.

camaroextra

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i looks like an aftermarket cat-back, but it doesnt even look like he put a short-shifter in, so its most likely the only mod

BrandonDrecksage

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The Tips Look Oval..maybe Tsp Rumbler?

NoSlowSS

Advertising cars as being "from Florida" is a marketing angle. They're suggesting the car has never seen snow (thus salt) which is major if you're used to seeing rusted out used cars in the midwest. I remember seeing a used car dealership called "Just Florida Cars" when I lived in Wisconsin and they always pushed the zero rust thing hard. I don't think it necessarily means much in this case. Many people in the midwest who own a car like this avoid taking it out during the winter anyway.

I for one don't consider a car with a cat back only to be "modified"... but I also agree it would be pretty easy to swap in the stock stuff before trading in the car. Check it out closely and proceed if it everything points to it being responsibly maintained and driven. There's a big difference between enjoying a car's capabilities every now and then with a dose of wisdom versus beating the daylights out of it and being plain stupid. On a car with more than 50,000 miles on it you should be able to tell the difference pretty easily.

Custom4204

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If it is just a catback I could care less, it will eventually be swapped out anyway, and I can probably sell it for more money that a stock one. I just thought it was ironic that the ad says how hard they are to find unmodified, abused, or cut up....yet it has clearly been modified.

But, at least from my point of view, I think if anything this car maybe had a lid (took it off and sold it) and catback car.

I'm inclined to think if it previously had headers, or a big mod like a cam, then they wouldn't have taken everything off but the catback on. If they had a lot of work into it, they would have no reason not to pull something as simple as a catback off.