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going rate for a 05 CTS-V T56

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Old 04-25-2012, 09:56 AM
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Default going rate for a 05 CTS-V T56

tranny is in perfect working order with under 45k miles. Any estimates of what a good price to pay is? Tranny and bellhousing, thanks Nick
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$1200 would be a good deal IMO
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may be hard to get that for it as it is a "unique" t56 coming from a ctsv. If you sell it to a swap guy 1200 would be good, otherwise there are some parts involve to switch it over to fbody capable.
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whats the prices on the parts to make it f-body spec?
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Yeah its only worth that to a CTS-V owner. Other wise, a main shaft, shift rail, tail housing, vss, shift select lever will need to be installed for it to work in another application.
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I believe we paid around $1150 plus freight for a 58k mile unit




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