smokey1226

How hard will it be to find a Camaro SS for that price with resonably low miles ~50k M6 with no problems hopefully stock?Thats what i need to find

Optimus_Prime

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Well around here they would go for much higher because no one owns an F-body here. But I'm sure it wouldent be that hard to find one. This site help me out a lot, it had tons of F-Bodies. www.autoextra.com

smokey1226

is what im looking for impossible to find or is there plenty of cars within my wishes i just gotta look hard for them?

iwantanls1

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i think it will be VERY difficult to find that car in that price range.....unless its a salvage title. Not impossible, but if you want a car now and don't want to be searching for a year, you could probably find that car for around 13-14k. just my .02

SuperSam

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If you look hard enough you could find one. You just have to be patiente.

mpe488

Yeah, It's a lot easier in South Florida where there are many F-bodies for sale at any given time, but if you're patient or lucky, or both you can find a good deal. I waited for a good deal and I ended up buying the car in sig with 50,000 miles for only $9,000 (it was listed at $10,000.)

smokey1226

see where the same way (as South Flordia) but only Mustangs instead of F-body's. I look at it as if, if its ment to be it'll happen so i guess i just have to search and wait.

BIG BAD BLACKSS

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You can probably find a Z28 for that price with some searching, a totally clean SS with 50K or less miles for 10Gs is gonna be very very hard to find. I drove 1000 miles to get my 99 SS with 63K on it for 10Gs. Had a good dent in the quarter i gotta get repaired and needed the radio rewired. It was worth the drive to get the car for me. You will mostlikely end up traveling to find a SS for cheap, especially a 6 speed.

BLKWS.6

My friend payed 6500 cash for his 98 SS M6 with 64K miles on it.

iwantanls1

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not typical......i wouldn't wait around for a deal like that. that isn't patience, that's just a damn good (lucky) find.

BLKWS.6

I agree with you on that one ^ but you shouldnt pay over 10K for a good LS1 car. not unless its like an 00 or newer. An SS will typically be more. Last year my friend picked his 02 Z28 A4 up with 14K on the odo for a shade under 15K, but he has connections. I would say for a good SS M6 9-16K depending on what you want.

rubber duck

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your problem would be you want a CLEAN ss with 50k on it. Don't know where you're looking, but around here a deal like that just doesn't exist. Except if you can find the proverbial old lady trying to get rid of her dead husbands ss.

smokey1226

thats what im hopeing for, i've got time to wait so thast what im doing. I jumped into my last car and now i regreat it so i dont want that to happen again.

BLKWS.6

If you really are serious, call a few private dealerships in McAllen/Harlingen/Alamo Texas. I used to live there and there were some SICK! good deals. I recall seeing 01 LS1's in the 9-13K range ASKING PRICE at some of those small car lots, and this was in 04.

smokey1226

I hope to find one closer to me, given that is on the complete opposite end of the US!

HeapaShifter

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I don't think it should be too hard to find. Last year I almost bought a 99 SS M6 with 50K miles for $11,500. It was far away from where I lived though. The next month I bought a 99 Z28 M6 with 63k for $9000. It was only 4 miles from my house. I know SS are always more though. I just wanted a black t-top six-speed LS1. If you're patient enough you'll find what you want in your price range mentioned.

sidewayz28

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Depends On Where You Live

smokey1226

Lower Wisconsin, Milwaukee/racine area?

sidewayz28

iTrader: (24)

you probably would have better deals then my area...just an assumption though