shepss217

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found an immaculate condition 2001 black trans am ws6 with get this..4 thousand miles and the guy is only asking $17,000 for it, car was garage kept all it's life, if i only had the money

AmnSF

iTrader: (12)

Makes me wish I would've waited. I could afford it if I didn't have to throw 5k+ in repairs on my bird when i first bought it.

'99REDTA

iTrader: (1)

I wouldn't feel right modding/driving it

NC01TA

You have a link or is it just in your local area?

beyonddisturbed

iTrader: (5)

sounds like a steal! I wish I had some cash

transwiz

iTrader: (26)

That's a great deal.

shepss217

iTrader: (5)

its on south jersey craigslist, i typed in trans am under car/trucks for sale

NC01TA

Oh oh,
As soon as you mentioned CL that sends up the red flags. Now we need to know the history, owners, accidents, title problems, etc... It's cheap for a reason. Now any potential buyer has to really do his homework and not assume anything. Asking $17,000 means he will take even less. I haven't seen that price for a 4,000 miles 2001 Trans Am in a long time, unless there was an issue or two.

'99REDTA

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Or it could be fake and they switched the numbers, Usually retarded cheap...

Redfire 03

Is it just me...I think 17k OBO is actually quite reasonable honestly, mileage and all...


Nothing "rare" or unique about the car, other than that its obviously been sitting in a garage somewhere collecting dust for many years.

Blackpanther99

iTrader: (8)

Interesting. Sounds like a legit deal, but who knows what could be wrong with that car.

unioncarpenter84

iTrader: (22)

ya thats probably all its really worth its only a fbody its not going to be worth 25 or 30 thousand

NC01TA

For those thinking the $17,000 OBO price is accurate, please let me explain that there are premiums involved with ultra low mileage 'stock' MINT condition one or two owner cars. They command prices way over book. That $17,000 OBO price is quite low. You don't find these sub 5,000 miles cars for sale under $20,000 very often. If you ever see one, be very careful as I stated above. Maybe this is a steal, and the owner needs money quick, but this isn't the 'norm'. I'm sure you all have perused the ebay ads and Autotrader. You won't find prices under $20,000 for F-bodies that fit the above criteria. Once they hit 10,000 miles the prices start coming down into the teens. I hope this explains things a bit.