F.S. 02' Camaro Z28 Stripper Red M6
08-07-2007, 04:13 AM
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F.S. 02' Camaro Z28 Stripper Red M6 **Price lowered to 8200.00**This is a perfect car for someone who is looking to build a drag car. It has alot of highway miles, 146,000 to be exact. I picked it up from carmax about two months ago looking to the the exact same thing. But I lost my job and don't need the car payment. I'm not looking to make a huge profit, only to get my money out of it. I'm asking $8500.00. I found a card of the guy who owned it before me and contacted him. He was the only owner around 50 years old and took meticulous care of the car. He ran nothing but mobile 1 synthetic throughout it's life. He racked up so many miles going back and forth to west texas as a petroleum land engineer. It is bone stock and has never been modded, the only exception being a borla exhaust. The tranny shifts perfectly and he had the clutch replaced with an ls6 at 120k miles by MTI of Houston. At the same time also replaced the shocks to bilstein HD's. The car was serviced exclusively at Mac Haik Chevrolet.This is a base model with no power windows or locks as well as being a hardtop. No Foglights, no rear defrost, cloth interior, ect... It is a very light car. I Have the car on Craigslist as well as other sites, I figured one of you would be a better deserving owner. I'm in the north Houston area, Conroe/The Woodlands to be exact. I have many pictures, I will post some on here and I will also give you the link to my slideshow. The only known defects are a small crack in the windshield and a a couple of scuff marks on the front bumper which were covered by touch up paint.
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Link to slideshows
http://s194.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=e994d220.pbw
http://s194.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=a6157648.pbw
http://s194.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=8584edae.pbw
,Link to slideshows
http://s194.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=e994d220.pbw
http://s194.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=a6157648.pbw
http://s194.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=8584edae.pbw
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08-07-2007, 07:51 AM
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OMG! That is my EXACT car! well before i started doing mods....... I wish i had the extra money so i could have twins. Car looks very good especially for the miles it has. Good luck with the sale!
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08-22-2007, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by AllThrottle4U
Still for sale, this price is somewhat negotiable. Thanks for looking
Car looks really clean. Good luck with the sale.
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I have replied to all pm's. You are correct to worry about the rear, in my opinion all 10 bolts in a M6 are worthless. However, you would never know this car has this many miles, it drives like a car with 30k on the clock. It drives way smoother than my 99 z, crisper steering, better braking, smoother shifting, and it won't stall when I turn on the AC. The 99 isn't stock but I kind of wish it drove like this car.
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I don't want to step on coaches toes on this one, so coach if your interested, since you pm'ed him first, I'ts on you, if not, I'm going to go look at it, post up.
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Originally Posted by 02 WS-6
I don't want to step on coaches toes on this one, so coach if your interested, since you pm'ed him first, I'ts on you, if not, I'm going to go look at it, post up.
