2000 Camaro SS SLP
04-03-2017, 07:27 PM
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2000 Camaro SS SLP Year: 2000
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Camaro
Price: $11900
Mileage: 56000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): FL
Color: Black
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
Onyx black
Ls1 V-8
T56 6 speed
55,000 miles
NR white faced gauge cluster
Black SS shift ****
Harris Speed Works "MicroEDGE" electronic nitrous controller installed in front of shifter
Exterior:
Black w/ polished lip Zr1 wheels: 17x9.5 front, 17x11 rear
Magnaflow dual exit 3" exhaust tips
Drivetrain/Engine/Suspension:
Lingenfelter/Weiand Aluminum Ls1 intake
SLP ceramic coated long tube headers
3" Magnaflow exhaust system w/ cat delete, ALL welded
SLP 25% underdrive pulley system
SLP 160deg thermostat
BBK 80mm throttle body
SLP "Flowpac" induction kit
Harris Speed Works "MicroEDGE" electronic nitrous controller
Ls7 clutch w/ 01-02 hydraulics
Remote clutch bleeder
PRO 5.0 short throw shifter
Midwest Chassis fabricated 9" rear differential w/ 4.11 gearing
Midwest Chassis adjustable torque arm
Midwest Chassis adjustable lower control arms
Midwest Chassis adjustable panhard bar
Strange 3" chrome-moly driveshaft
SLP subframe connectors
Lowered 1.2" w/ Sam Strano springs
Koni 4/3 off-car adjustable sport shocks
Dyno-tuned by Next Level in Altamonte
339rwhp, 347rwtq baseline
Midwest Chassis integral T56 driveshaft safety loop
Nitto NT05 200 tread wear tires
Known Issues:
Slight bubbling in the sail panel (very common)
Last edited by FeaRJekyll; 04-15-2017 at 12:14 PM.
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04-28-2017, 08:30 PM
#12
Free bump. Good luck with the sale. Hopefully this post will clue some people in and help you unload it.
05-05-2017, 10:34 AM
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Fyi: If you can't buy a Car or Boat or Motorcycle in full, meaning pay for it in cash then don't buy. This is rule #1. To you guys who finance your vehicles, you are truly are incompetent or dumb or both.
Seek financial common sense!
Wake up.
Ps. I am only trying to help!
Seek financial common sense!
Wake up.
Ps. I am only trying to help!
05-05-2017, 07:37 PM
#16
Fyi: If you can't buy a Car or Boat or Motorcycle in full, meaning pay for it in cash then don't buy. This is rule #1. To you guys who finance your vehicles, you are truly are incompetent or dumb or both. Seek financial common sense! Wake up. Ps. I am only trying to help!
Exactly, nobody.
Free bump OP
05-09-2017, 02:29 PM
#18
Congrats on the sale! I hope the new owner loves it!
I'd rather have cash on hand and build credit instead of dropping chunks of cash on a depreciating asset (I've done both.) Just because you can afford to buy something cash doesn't necessarily mean you should. The only time I would think about buying a vehicle with cash is if I had more money than I knew what to do with.
In the end it's your money, spend it how you want. Don't judge others on how they choose to conduct their finances if it doesn't affect you.
Fyi: If you can't buy a Car or Boat or Motorcycle in full, meaning pay for it in cash then don't buy. This is rule #1. To you guys who finance your vehicles, you are truly are incompetent or dumb or both.
Seek financial common sense!
Wake up.
Ps. I am only trying to help!
Seek financial common sense!
Wake up.
Ps. I am only trying to help!
In the end it's your money, spend it how you want. Don't judge others on how they choose to conduct their finances if it doesn't affect you.
