2002 t/a ws6
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Teching In
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Port Orchard, WA
2002 t/a ws6 I'm looking to sell my Trans Am A4. It has 138k-ish miles and is in good condition. Interior is a 9.9/10 and exterior is an 7/10. Mechanical upgrades include Hooker long tubes, Borla catback, slp lid, ory, and a few other little things. Tuned by LG Motorsports in Dallas, TX. Interior upgrades include Alpine head unit, Sony Xplod speakers in pillar and rear, two Alpine R12 subwoofers connected to an Alpine M-1000 amplifier, all professionally done. New brakes, new tires, and oil and coolant has been recently changed. The biggest issues are that the key is stuck in the ignition due to a towing incident, the front right headlight/bumper/quarterpanel area isn't badly damaged, but noticable due to some shotty body shop work, and the passenger side headlight motor works, but due to the GM gear in there, the light only lifts half-way. Here is a link to my craigslist ad for it. Some things have been fixed since the ad (new window motors).
http://charleston.craigslist.org/cto/2139214318.html
As for my location, real quick, I'm in the Navy and based in Charleston right now. I'm more than willing to accommodate any buyer as far as more pictures, videos, and transport goes. I travel to Dallas about twice a year to visit family, but I am more than happy to make a special trip to deliver the car and fly back to SC.
Too much? Too little? Any input that can help me sell would be appreciated. Or make me an offer. Thanks!
http://charleston.craigslist.org/cto/2139214318.html
As for my location, real quick, I'm in the Navy and based in Charleston right now. I'm more than willing to accommodate any buyer as far as more pictures, videos, and transport goes. I travel to Dallas about twice a year to visit family, but I am more than happy to make a special trip to deliver the car and fly back to SC.
Too much? Too little? Any input that can help me sell would be appreciated. Or make me an offer. Thanks!
Thread Starter
Teching In
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 43
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From: Port Orchard, WA
Yeah... I'm sure the column is to blame. I'm going to look for a new one, but I hear they are hard to come by. It's not too bad of a crack, just big enough to prevent the key from being pressed in enough to easily reach the "pull-out" position.
