427 LSX-LS7 TransAm WS6 - 550rwhp NA -SOLD!
07-25-2011, 10:56 AM
#21
Year: 2001
Make: Pontiac
Model: Trans Am
Price: $20000
Mileage: 62000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): TX
Color: Black
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
LS Engine?: Car has LS engine
Adrian
07-31-2011, 10:39 PM
#23
Adding these items I forgot are on the car!
Volant CAI
Tick Master Cylinder
Racetronix Fuel Pump Kit
3-guage pillar w/ wideband, oil, fuel pressure - all electronic
UMI Strut Tower Brace
Poly motor / trans mission mounts
BMR Sub-frame connectors
I'd bet there is still some stuff I'm leaving out...
I have also had a few ppl question that the pictures are actually of the car or if i just stole them... They are legit and I even took them myself with my Canon 40D + 70-200mm F4 L / 17-40mm F4 L, for those who know what i'm talking about lol. Location was a parking garage in Ann Arbor, MI before I moved to TX.
Lastly, I'm not going to keep this up for sale for much longer. To get to this level of car you're going to have to invest my asking price alone in JUST parts and not including the thousands upon thousands in labor, OR this very good condition, low mileage vehicle.
Volant CAI
Tick Master Cylinder
Racetronix Fuel Pump Kit
3-guage pillar w/ wideband, oil, fuel pressure - all electronic
UMI Strut Tower Brace
Poly motor / trans mission mounts
BMR Sub-frame connectors
I'd bet there is still some stuff I'm leaving out...
I have also had a few ppl question that the pictures are actually of the car or if i just stole them... They are legit and I even took them myself with my Canon 40D + 70-200mm F4 L / 17-40mm F4 L, for those who know what i'm talking about lol. Location was a parking garage in Ann Arbor, MI before I moved to TX.
Lastly, I'm not going to keep this up for sale for much longer. To get to this level of car you're going to have to invest my asking price alone in JUST parts and not including the thousands upon thousands in labor, OR this very good condition, low mileage vehicle.
08-08-2011, 06:10 PM
#27
No, it does not include the stock engine/suspension. I discounted all the other parts 50% because it is a modded vehicle and not stock. That doesnt include thousands in labor all the work would cost.
If you're looking for a stock 2001 black on black M6 WS6 with 60k miles in near perfect condition for 10k, then you will have to look elsewhere. I somehow doubt you'll find one...
Just out of curiousity, how would you price the vehicle? I guess i could just add up 100% of the parts, and NADA value, and then subtract the cost of a used LS1 with 60k miles as well as used replacement suspension parts, but im pretty sure it'll come out at a higher price. So...?
If you're looking for a stock 2001 black on black M6 WS6 with 60k miles in near perfect condition for 10k, then you will have to look elsewhere. I somehow doubt you'll find one...
Just out of curiousity, how would you price the vehicle? I guess i could just add up 100% of the parts, and NADA value, and then subtract the cost of a used LS1 with 60k miles as well as used replacement suspension parts, but im pretty sure it'll come out at a higher price. So...?
its a good deal 
GLWS!
08-08-2011, 06:57 PM
#29
Hahaha, i figured as much! Thanks for the good luck. Its basically sold at this point. My friend came over yesterday to check it out/take it for a drive. He's working on sellibg his extra TA to help him fund the purchase. He even got a second job lol. Im giving him a month before i sell to someone else, but i'm 90% sure he'll come through 
08-10-2011, 12:25 AM
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Hahaha, i figured as much! Thanks for the good luck. Its basically sold at this point. My friend came over yesterday to check it out/take it for a drive. He's working on sellibg his extra TA to help him fund the purchase. He even got a second job lol. Im giving him a month before i sell to someone else, but i'm 90% sure he'll come through
08-15-2011, 08:06 AM
#37
Why would i want to remove AC? It works lol. Like i had mentioned in my post, you cannot run the AC during very hot weather while being stationary for an extended period of time. You run the risk of over heating the motor because of the much larger ci motor compared to stock, and the location of the condenser being infront of our radiator. Puts too much demand to exchange heat than what the stock fans can handle. Moving solves the problem!
Last edited by Haans249; 08-15-2011 at 09:35 AM.