I did'nt know 99's came with the LT1 option
06-03-2007, 04:22 PM
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I did'nt know 99's came with the LT1 option http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1999-...QQcmdZViewItem
^ read the discription and lawl you heart out.
^ read the discription and lawl you heart out.
06-03-2007, 05:48 PM
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YOU GUYS KNOW NOTHING! It just has the left over one off alu LT1 with the LS1 intake, GAH lol
Yea, he's tool, and that thing is trashed. Wouldn't be bad for something to take the the local race track on Spectator nights and trash the body. Or just part it out for much more and keep the drive train for your own project
Yea, he's tool, and that thing is trashed. Wouldn't be bad for something to take the the local race track on Spectator nights and trash the body. Or just part it out for much more and keep the drive train for your own project
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LoL, I think I've seen that car listed on here not too long ago in the Calssifieds, and yeah that car is deff Trashed, but hey it does have the Rock/Dirt collection option in the trunk and front floorboards.
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Originally Posted by Formula350
YOU GUYS KNOW NOTHING! It just has the left over one off alu LT1 with the LS1 intake, GAH lol
Yea, he's tool, and that thing is trashed. Wouldn't be bad for something to take the the local race track on Spectator nights and trash the body. Or just part it out for much more and keep the drive train for your own project
Yea, he's tool, and that thing is trashed. Wouldn't be bad for something to take the the local race track on Spectator nights and trash the body. Or just part it out for much more and keep the drive train for your own project
Man, with all the missfires and issues he said he was having with the car I'd be scared to use it for a project
I just thought this guy was crazy!!!!!!!!! 
that's good right there ^^^
06-03-2007, 09:45 PM
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That is funny, you guys ripped him a new one. i almost feel bad for the guy. Almost.
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Originally Posted by LS1 Eddie
That thing looks like he just pulled it out of a swamp with the rollback and loaded it up.
06-03-2007, 10:59 PM
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$5000 for a semi-running 1999 Z28 LS1 M6 convertible really ain't THAT bad - not great, but it ain't highway robbery. In my area, you're looking at least $10000 for a regular LS1. Like he says, if you're a mechanic, this COULD be a good deal, IMO.
Having said all that, there seems to be a lot of rust in the engine compartment where rust doesn't usually form.
Having said all that, there seems to be a lot of rust in the engine compartment where rust doesn't usually form.