Screamin LS1 SS

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I bought this car at a auction in PA a Few weeks ago. It is a 2000 coupe with 37k miles. It has a F1R Procharger, HREs, cammed, 317 heads. That is all I can tell about it right now. I was hoping to get in touch with the previous owner and find out more info on it.

outkast6991

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damn thats a nice ride. Any chance you would tell what it sold for at auction?

NXPRSS

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damn sure is nice!!!

The Alchemist

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Nice ride.. yeah, curious what a modded sports car brings at auction.

outkast6991

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me too I'm guessing mid to high teens

mjs1012

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Damn thats a nice vette. Im sure whatever you paid for it was a steal. You can always run a VIN search and see what pops up about the previous owners.

outkast6991

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if it sold at Manheim on 12/6 it went across at $14,100 before fees

The Alchemist

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Wow, $14,100 is a good price for the buyer for what they're getting. Granted, might be a stock block, but still, good investment.

Screamin LS1 SS

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No, thanks though.

outkast6991

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Thanks for what? I said "IF" this was the car that's what it sold for. A 2000 black coupe with 37,xxx sold on 12/6 for 14,100 before fees. You wanted info but couldn't even respond back to the thread you started. Even if it was a simple I'm not gonna say

Screamin LS1 SS

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What does what I gave for the car have anything to do with the information I was requesting?

outkast6991

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It doesn't except that you bought a modded car that multiple people on here complimented you on and simply asked what a car like that would go for at auction. You post asking for info but then people ask you a question and can't even reply with a simple " I won't tell". Either way I'm sure you got a good deal cause modded cars tend to go low at auction.

demonspeed

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This. Even if you were planning on flipping it, the car is worth what it's worth regardless of what you personally paid for it. It's just interesting to know what such a clean, modded car would go for at auction. Nothing more, nothing less.

btr

I usually just run a carfax, googling the VIN helps out sometimes as well

CamaroSS621

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where do you see that? I don't see one with that low mileage in internet mmr. post sale? I cant read the auction number in the picture.

VAformula

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I've seen so many modded cars go for stupid low because a kid stalled the car out due to an aftermarket clutch, etc. And just because dealers generally aren't THAT interested in those cars.

outkast6991

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It was on the mmr post report. A guy I work with has access and he pulled it up. It was a 2000 coupe in black with 37k on it

Screamin LS1 SS

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Sometimes that happens and sometimes there are things actually wrong with the cars. I have bought a ton of modded cars at the auction and 9 times out of 10 there is something wrong with them. People get sick of working on them and either trade them in or let them go back and get repoed. The transmission is bad in this Corvette I bought, I actually plan on keeping this car so its not a big deal, I will just have it rebuilt and upgrade it.

I also don't know where you are seeing a 2000 black coupe for $14k on MMR. It isn't showing up anywhere on mine. It doesn't matter, that's not the car here.

Thanks

Screamin LS1 SS

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I always do this, unfortunately nothing comes up on this car. I have the previous owners name and address on the title but can't even find anything online from that.

Kenny H

It was my old car. What do you want to know?