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Old 08-18-2013, 03:17 PM
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Hi I'm looking for opinions on my car. Thinking of selling because I could use the money and want to get rid of some of my toys. I did mod most of this car myself though so it does have some sentimental value to me. I added up how much I have into the car and it's a lot more than I'm sure I can get for it selling wise. Just wondering what you guys would ask/ pay for this car.

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1994 LT1 trans am
125xxx miles, rebuilt at 123xxx
Dark Grey leather interior
98+ center console

torque thrust 2s 17x 9.5
275/40/17 nitto 555s on front and 555rs on the rear

clear coat is coming off interior is in somewhat decent shape.


Mods include:

Engine:

LT4 KM
160 t stat
lpe cai
vortec elbow
pacesetter lts
pacesetter ory(with two 3" cats installed in it)
dynomax catback exhasut
Ac delete pulley
valve train is all new(besides the valves themselves) to support cam
crane dual springs
1.6 magnum rockers
cc503 cam

Driveline:

b & m tranny cooler
yank ss3600 stall
ls1 drive shaft
torsen differential(all gears no clutchs)
motive 3.73 rear gers

Suspention
bmr strut tower brace
rpm speed lca
bmr sfc


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If the car has sentimental value to you as you described in your post, I don't have the heart to give you a price. I'll let someone else break the bad news.
Maybe you could just read some of the other posts here in this section over the past few months and you'll see. Even sellers of extremely well built, low mileage, LS1 cars can't find new homes for their rides. Not for decent money anyway. It's tough, and disappointing.
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thats what i was expecting so no worries. is $4500ish to much you think?
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Originally Posted by TheTransporter69
thats what i was expecting so no worries. is $4500ish to much you think?
OK, I'm glad you knew.
Yeah, no harm in that as an asking price. You never know who is looking for something in that price range. They will make an offer anyway and then you can decide. If no phone calls or interest at that price after two weeks, lower it down to $3,900. It sure sounds sweet in that video. If it runs out as nice as it sounds, you'll find a buyer. GLWS!
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Originally Posted by NC01TA
OK, I'm glad you knew.
Yeah, no harm in that as an asking price. You never know who is looking for something in that price range. They will make an offer anyway and then you can decide. If no phone calls or interest at that price after two weeks, lower it down to $3,900. It sure sounds sweet in that video. If it runs out as nice as it sounds, you'll find a buyer. GLWS!
Thanks, yeah I'm not even sure I'm selling it yet but I have been thinking about it. A buddy was asking about it and I have 3 cars as of right now so I would kinda like to get rid of a few of the toys.



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