1999 Camaro Z28 Hardtop
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Hello I needed help deciding if a Camaro is worth the price, the car is a 1999Camaro Z28 no t-tops with 99,000 miles. It has two flaws that is a torn seat and cracked passenger side mirror. Overall the car is in good condition.
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i'd go for it man, i paid 10,800 for mine drive out and it was perfect except for where the seems meet on the back seat, they were seperated.....it had 51,000 miles on it when i picked her up....6,000 is a good deal if those 2 things are all thats wrong.
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If the motor and drivetrain is in good shape (for a 90K+ mileage car) than $6,000 is a great price. And a hardtop Z/28 would make a great track car if you ever had to replace the motor and trans.