2000 SS - 30k Miles...What's It Worth?
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2000 SS - 30k Miles...What's It Worth?
Posted this in the 'what's it worth' section, but thought I'd try it out here as well...
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Any opinions on what my SS is worth?
2000 Chevrolet Camaro SS
#1518 (of 8912 built for 00)
30,000 Miles
367 rwhp/418 rwtq (Approx. 433 fwhp/493 fwtq)
Pictures can be found here...
http://imageevent.com/ronk/ss?pa=h9JN4ca
Standard Equipment:
Automatic 4-speed
Power 4-Wheel Disc Brakes
Power Rack & Pinion Steering
Driver & Front Passenger Air Bags
Pass-Key II Theft Deterrent Alarm System with Starter Interrupt
Daytime Running Lamps
Black Roof and Body Color Mirrors
Air Conditioning
Folding Rear Seat
Full Analog Gauge Cluster
Full Center Console
Four-Cup Holders
Intermittent Wiper System
LH & RH Covered Visor Mirrors
Rear Cargo Closeout Panel
Solar Ray Tinted Glass
Factory Options:
Auburn High-Torque Performance Differential
SLP Dual/Dual Exhaust
Monsoon Stereo System (8-Speakers) with Amplifier, Cassette and Remote 12-Disc CD Changer
Cruise Control
Remote Hatch Release
Fog Lamps
Power Door Locks
Power Windows
Power Side Mirrors
Auto Dimming Rearview Mirror
Leather Seats
Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel w/Radio Controls
Remote Keyless Entry
Carpeted Rear Floor Mats
Body Side Moldings
6-Way Power Drivers Seat
SS Performance/Appearance Package
Acceleration Slip Regulation
Rear Window Defogger
Modifications:
3.23 Gears
Precision Vigilante 3200 Stall Torque Converter
Transgo Shift Kit 4L60 Trans
B & M Transmission Super Cooler
Comp Cams 222/222 .563/.563 114lsa Camshaft w/ Springs and Pushrods
Dyno Tuning
LS6 Cold Air Intake
Direct Flow Air Lid
Granatelli Mass Air Flow Sensor
Ported Throttle Body
Fast Toys Ram Air Kit
SLP Bellows
SLP Long Tube headers w/Random Tech High Flow Cats
SLP Y-Pipe
Dynomax Ultra Flo Muffler
Quick Time Electric Exhaust Cutout (Zed-style)
Hypertech 160 Degree Powerstat
MSD Plugs and Wires
Nitto NT Extreme 555R Drag Radials
ASP Underdrive Crank Pulley
BMR Lowering Springs (1)
BMR Relocation Brackets
BMR Sub-Frame Connectors
BMR Lower Control Arms
BMR Strut Tower Brace
BMR Panhard Bar
Energy Suspension Trans Mount
Chrome SS rims (17"x11" out back)
SS Floor Mats
SS Personalized Deck Lid Mat
SS Grille
Automatic Billet SS Shift ****
Camaro SS #1518 Dash Plaque
New Battery (June 09)
The car was $30,000 brand new, full loaded from the factory and has over $10,000 in modifications. The car is in spectacular condition exterior paint, interior leather and dash etc. Car has been garage kept since purchased new in November 99.
The engine is in need of a dyno tune to dial the idle in. At very hard stops or when you jab the throttle hard and let off the gas quickly, the idle tends to surge then drop down quickly. If this happens, I just drop it in Neutral and the idle stabilizes. This can be a minor nuisance from time to time, but is easily fixed with a dyno tune. A typical dyno tune runs no more than $500, and I plan to reflect this in the sale price.
The chrome SS rims need a good buffing to get rid of some small rust spots. As you can see from the pictures, the chrome rims still look great, but when you get up close they need a bit of elbow grease to clean them up. Id say thay are in better than good condition, but not near perfect as the rest of the car is.
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Any opinions on what my SS is worth?
2000 Chevrolet Camaro SS
#1518 (of 8912 built for 00)
30,000 Miles
367 rwhp/418 rwtq (Approx. 433 fwhp/493 fwtq)
Pictures can be found here...
http://imageevent.com/ronk/ss?pa=h9JN4ca
Standard Equipment:
Automatic 4-speed
Power 4-Wheel Disc Brakes
Power Rack & Pinion Steering
Driver & Front Passenger Air Bags
Pass-Key II Theft Deterrent Alarm System with Starter Interrupt
Daytime Running Lamps
Black Roof and Body Color Mirrors
Air Conditioning
Folding Rear Seat
Full Analog Gauge Cluster
Full Center Console
Four-Cup Holders
Intermittent Wiper System
LH & RH Covered Visor Mirrors
Rear Cargo Closeout Panel
Solar Ray Tinted Glass
Factory Options:
Auburn High-Torque Performance Differential
SLP Dual/Dual Exhaust
Monsoon Stereo System (8-Speakers) with Amplifier, Cassette and Remote 12-Disc CD Changer
Cruise Control
Remote Hatch Release
Fog Lamps
Power Door Locks
Power Windows
Power Side Mirrors
Auto Dimming Rearview Mirror
Leather Seats
Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel w/Radio Controls
Remote Keyless Entry
Carpeted Rear Floor Mats
Body Side Moldings
6-Way Power Drivers Seat
SS Performance/Appearance Package
Acceleration Slip Regulation
Rear Window Defogger
Modifications:
3.23 Gears
Precision Vigilante 3200 Stall Torque Converter
Transgo Shift Kit 4L60 Trans
B & M Transmission Super Cooler
Comp Cams 222/222 .563/.563 114lsa Camshaft w/ Springs and Pushrods
Dyno Tuning
LS6 Cold Air Intake
Direct Flow Air Lid
Granatelli Mass Air Flow Sensor
Ported Throttle Body
Fast Toys Ram Air Kit
SLP Bellows
SLP Long Tube headers w/Random Tech High Flow Cats
SLP Y-Pipe
Dynomax Ultra Flo Muffler
Quick Time Electric Exhaust Cutout (Zed-style)
Hypertech 160 Degree Powerstat
MSD Plugs and Wires
Nitto NT Extreme 555R Drag Radials
ASP Underdrive Crank Pulley
BMR Lowering Springs (1)
BMR Relocation Brackets
BMR Sub-Frame Connectors
BMR Lower Control Arms
BMR Strut Tower Brace
BMR Panhard Bar
Energy Suspension Trans Mount
Chrome SS rims (17"x11" out back)
SS Floor Mats
SS Personalized Deck Lid Mat
SS Grille
Automatic Billet SS Shift ****
Camaro SS #1518 Dash Plaque
New Battery (June 09)
The car was $30,000 brand new, full loaded from the factory and has over $10,000 in modifications. The car is in spectacular condition exterior paint, interior leather and dash etc. Car has been garage kept since purchased new in November 99.
The engine is in need of a dyno tune to dial the idle in. At very hard stops or when you jab the throttle hard and let off the gas quickly, the idle tends to surge then drop down quickly. If this happens, I just drop it in Neutral and the idle stabilizes. This can be a minor nuisance from time to time, but is easily fixed with a dyno tune. A typical dyno tune runs no more than $500, and I plan to reflect this in the sale price.
The chrome SS rims need a good buffing to get rid of some small rust spots. As you can see from the pictures, the chrome rims still look great, but when you get up close they need a bit of elbow grease to clean them up. Id say thay are in better than good condition, but not near perfect as the rest of the car is.