97camaross

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sorry if its against the rules but I found this and just figured I would let everyone know...

http://houston.craigslist.org/pts/1670723172.html

chavez885

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1200$ for an SS hood in horrible condition? Is that the going price these days?

jay7199

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thats here on tech guys lol, texas area. guy bought the car with no title from a shop or something.

whytryz28

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**** no! I got rid of my SLP SS hood for $450... Granted it was for a 98-02 model, but still people see "SS" and think its gold.

SS RRR

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Far more LS1 SS models than LT1.
Hood just needs to be painted. It looks straight. Those floor mats are ******* nasty as well as the door panels.

Cha ching.

97camaross

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last month I sold a LT1 OEM ss hood for $1100 with no airbox so $1200 with a airbox is a pretty good deal and the hood looks like it only needs paint.

Ls1 ss hoods are a dime a dozen....

jaycenk

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If you have an ss it's woth it due to OEM but other than that, Forget it. I rather spend 500 on an aftermarket and another 300 to get it fit, fixed, and painted.

1961ba427

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I just got a real SS but don't have the hood or airbox, so I can see how it would be worth alot to someone like me. Unfortunately because I JUST BOUGHT the car, I don't have an extra $1200 laying around plus what it would cost to ship it to GA. Besides his add on here says he won't ship the hood/airbox.

97camaross

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I just talked to the owner he did buy the car with a title....and the hood only is missing some paint other than that it is in good condition

1961ba427

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I wonder what build # his car is. I'm new here, but with all the parted/parting 96/97 SS cars I've seen just in the one week of looking.....I'd guess the Super Sports are going to be SUPER RARE in just a few years. From what I've found, there were only 1930 built to start with that weren't the white/orange 30th anniv cars. Not sure that is right, but it's what I came up with. Also looks like there were only about 170 Sebring Silver M6, T-top models built like mine.
Kinda seems sad to see one parted that isn't totaled out, no matter how rough it is. On the bright side, it's a great opportunity for someone like me who has a real car, but needs the unavailable parts. Well someone like me EXCEPT with money. LOL

pillarpod

those SS mat are soooooo cute!!

RamAir95TA

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SSs and WS6s won't be worth much more than the base model Z28s and T/As. The production numbers alone don't justify how much a car is worth.

1961ba427

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Well....I may be a newbie to 4th gens, but I'm not a newbie to collector cars, and I respectfully disagree with you there. It may take a little while for the differences in value to show up, but it will happen I believe.