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Old 08-04-2007, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by 1meantransam
and 99 red trans ams man... come on now
of course. everybody knows red is the rarest color
Old 08-04-2007, 11:11 AM
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There is 7 years between models. The 2002 model will be priced like it's only a few years older than the fifth gen. instead of 7 years difference.

I'm going to drive mine till the new GM's (G8, Camaro, GTO) are proven and the dealers are willing to deal.
Old 08-04-2007, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by 02silvaZ
i think the '02 35th SS will hold value, simply because it was the end of the run for the camaro, yes they are coming back out, but '02 was the end of their first run, a car many will consider 'the finally' of a muscle car era, who knows what technology will start getting involved in the new camaro, but the 98-02 run, even though it was the new motor line (LS series), these cars are pretty simple machines in comparison to the mustang and so forth, maybe even the '99 T/A collector car will hold value, thats my .02
I do agree that all the special editions and/or anniversary editions will hold value, but the only 4th gens that have the potential to be "high dollar" collector cars at Barrett-Jackson in 20-30 years will be the LT4 SS & Firehawk.

You have to remember that there were so many more 25th Edition T/As, 30th Edition Camaros & T/As, and 35th Camaros/CE T/As by comparasion. And all those cars were just a graphics package away from being the same as a normal Camaro or Trans Am. But the LT4 version was just a handful of cars, and it was the only time in the entire 4th gen run that you had a V8 engine offering from the factory that was actually different from all the other V8 trim levels.

I could easily see the LT4 F-bodies being the the mega dollar collector cars of the '90s.
Old 08-04-2007, 01:47 PM
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Mine will never leave.
Old 08-04-2007, 03:22 PM
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I've sold 67s, 68s and a 69 with a 427 in it. I've regretted every Camaro I've ever sold. I just can't put myself thru the heartbreak again! And if I want something new to drive I'll find me a 2002 Camaro with a 6 speed. Cause mines just a 98 and a 02 is new enough for me. The new Camaros are gonna be overpriced and under equipted. Just my opinion but how long is it gonna take to payoff a 35,000.00 car. With the full coverage insurance you'll have to have. I don't know of anything I would trade mine for!
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One of mine will be gone for sure when my Camaro or Vette is ordered in 09




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