2002 nbm ss m6
11-03-2017, 01:37 PM
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2002 nbm ss m6 Year: 2002
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Camaro
Price: $9000
Mileage: 82000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): IL
Color: Blue
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
It has the following mods
stainless long tube headers
high flow cats into flowmaster catback
LG G5X3 cam
BBK SSI Intake with BBK 80mm TB
4.10 gear with moser axles
K&N cold air intake
Weld in subframe connectors
Spohn lower control arms
SLP options:
drilled and slotted rotors
SLP front grill
17" chrome ZR1 wheels
Bilstein shocks
Hurst shifter
The exterior of the car is very nice there are a few rock chips here and there on the nose and the rear bumper has some clear fade that was buffed and blended so its only slightly noticeable very close up. The sail panels have some bubbling as do they all. The Ttops close up tight and do not leak. The wheels and tires are brand new with maybe 1k miles on them.
The interior is in excellent shape Id say its a 9 out of 10 with the only flaw being only slight wear on the drivers seat. The dash and door panels are NOT cracked and everything works as it should.
The car runs strong shifts smooth and the clutch feels tight, I would not hesitate to drive the car anywhere.While I have owned it it has been garage kept and only driven on warm sunny days, and washed and waxed every couple of weeks. The only reason im selling it is I dont really drive it that much and could use the extra garage space for projects in the coming winter. The car is located in the south suburbs of Chicago about 20mi south of downtown.If you would like any additional pictures or have any questions feel free to call/text me at 773 948 0017 text is better as I cant always answer the phone.
Last edited by 1slow77; 12-15-2017 at 09:15 AM.
12-28-2017, 04:43 PM
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Could you provide those idle videos? I'm quite interested, and if she's put away for the winter at this point, my ideal time to buy is around the Feb/March time frame anyway, which works perfectly. Thanks!
