96 z/28 worth, not running?
10-06-2006, 02:58 PM
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96 z/28 worth, not running? found a 96 z/28, a4, stock, with 98,000 miles,that lost oil pres. has t tops, its from tn. good intrer. with a crack on the dash how much do you think this cars worth?
10-06-2006, 03:05 PM
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$4k...possibly 3.5k if it doesn't run correctly.
*At around 100k alone, I would pay like $5k...but with problems...yeah....see how much it would cost to fix at your local repair shop before you get in too deep.
*At around 100k alone, I would pay like $5k...but with problems...yeah....see how much it would cost to fix at your local repair shop before you get in too deep.
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10-06-2006, 05:27 PM
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I'd say screw it then. There are many nice camaros out there with less miles. A good price for a Z28 is as follows:
LT1 Years(93-97)
75,000 Miles on the clock
Excellent Condition
*A good price for that description is anywhere between $5k-$7k....that is...if you're willing to spend that much.
LT1 Years(93-97)
75,000 Miles on the clock
Excellent Condition
*A good price for that description is anywhere between $5k-$7k....that is...if you're willing to spend that much.
10-09-2006, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by the_merv
Depends on how much you know and what you can do yourself. If you are willing to take the Motor out and re-build it, or find another car. That is alot of miles on it..
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I'd be whilling to pay about $700 for the car, not much more. But I always find a car I want on the cheap. I just bought 2 running(almost got the caprice started) LT1 cars, that need very little to be road worthy, and 1 has a really nice body, other is so so, for $1700. Both cars have about 140k, so I know there's definatly some great life left in them, and you could likely find one you want, that doesn't need a motor transplant.
