FS: Black 02 SS M6 in DFW
03-02-2007, 08:42 PM
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FS: Black 02 SS M6 in DFW Black 2002 SS M6
MTI clear lid
SLP smooth bellow
Skip shift eliminator
Huttos True Duals
Wolfe Sub-frame connectors
Black ZR1s 17/9.5 up front 17/11 in the back
Black billet grill
Halo headlights
62,000 miles
$17,500
MTI clear lid
SLP smooth bellow
Skip shift eliminator
Huttos True Duals
Wolfe Sub-frame connectors
Black ZR1s 17/9.5 up front 17/11 in the back
Black billet grill
Halo headlights
62,000 miles
$17,500
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03-02-2007, 09:42 PM
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Um, that's a bit high on the price with that amount of miles dude.
I bought my '02 Z last May for $16k and only 28k miles. I know it's an SS but what makes it so special?
I bought my '02 Z last May for $16k and only 28k miles. I know it's an SS but what makes it so special?
03-02-2007, 09:58 PM
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Seems like the price is spot on to me, and is in line with NADA/KBB. Very clean SS, miles are slightly lower than the KBB expected milage for that year, and it's a 6 speed.
Regardless, why crap on his thread? Pretty
thing to do.
Regardless, why crap on his thread? Pretty
thing to do.
Originally Posted by Splitz
Um, that's a bit high on the price with that amount of miles dude.
I bought my '02 Z last May for $16k and only 28k miles. I know it's an SS but what makes it so special?
I bought my '02 Z last May for $16k and only 28k miles. I know it's an SS but what makes it so special?
03-02-2007, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Splitz
Um, that's a bit high on the price with that amount of miles dude.
I bought my '02 Z last May for $16k and only 28k miles. I know it's an SS but what makes it so special?
I bought my '02 Z last May for $16k and only 28k miles. I know it's an SS but what makes it so special?
Price is about right depending how clean it is.
03-02-2007, 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Splitz
Um, that's a bit high on the price with that amount of miles dude.
I bought my '02 Z last May for $16k and only 28k miles. I know it's an SS but what makes it so special?
I bought my '02 Z last May for $16k and only 28k miles. I know it's an SS but what makes it so special?
For $1,500 more you could've had a SS........that sucks.
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Keep the flames and other non pertinent posts out of this thread please. Its the sellers choice on what he chooses to list his vehicle for sale.
Good luck with the sale, a very nice looking car you have there.
Good luck with the sale, a very nice looking car you have there.
03-05-2007, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Brandon Boomhauer
Keep the flames and other non pertinent posts out of this thread please. Its the sellers choice on what he chooses to list his vehicle for sale.
Good luck with the sale, a very nice looking car you have there.
Good luck with the sale, a very nice looking car you have there.
