2000 ws6, 66k mi, cam, intake, exhaust, suspension & much more
06-19-2013, 11:00 PM
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Year: 2000
Make: Pontiac
Model: Trans Am
Price: $11500
Mileage: 66653
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): TX
Color: White
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
07-13-2013, 04:34 PM
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Thanks, I thought 12.5 was a pretty fair price for this car? I haven't seen anything better for this price range. If i cant get 12 for it I'm just going to keep it
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Just to give you an idea on pricing I just sold my car today:
2000 SS that just turned 39,000 miles yesterday. The car had a laundry list of mods including, Lingenfelter short block with Texas Speed 5.3L heads, 233/239 cam, ported Fast 92mm intake, PTM 92mm TB, 4,000 Vig. stall converter, BMR suspension and a bunch more stuff. The car was in great shape (interior was a 9 out of 10 exterior was a 8 out 10) & ran on Boyd Coddington rims. Car runs mid 11s and put down 425 on a Mustang dyno. Sold her for $12,250. I think I was low on pricing based on mileage, mods and overall condition. I think it was worth $14,000 based on my research. I sold the car without even putting it up for sale so just took what was my bottom line.
Not trying to bash anything on your car, just trying to help you dial in the price so you can sell it and finish up your other project. Below is a YouTube video showing the shape my car was in for comparison.
Based on all the research I did, I think the going rate for your car is about $10,000ish. Like I said, I did a ton of research on comps for various cars. I hope you sell your car quickly..... Good Luck With The Sale.
2000 SS that just turned 39,000 miles yesterday. The car had a laundry list of mods including, Lingenfelter short block with Texas Speed 5.3L heads, 233/239 cam, ported Fast 92mm intake, PTM 92mm TB, 4,000 Vig. stall converter, BMR suspension and a bunch more stuff. The car was in great shape (interior was a 9 out of 10 exterior was a 8 out 10) & ran on Boyd Coddington rims. Car runs mid 11s and put down 425 on a Mustang dyno. Sold her for $12,250. I think I was low on pricing based on mileage, mods and overall condition. I think it was worth $14,000 based on my research. I sold the car without even putting it up for sale so just took what was my bottom line.
Not trying to bash anything on your car, just trying to help you dial in the price so you can sell it and finish up your other project. Below is a YouTube video showing the shape my car was in for comparison.
Based on all the research I did, I think the going rate for your car is about $10,000ish. Like I said, I did a ton of research on comps for various cars. I hope you sell your car quickly..... Good Luck With The Sale.
08-11-2013, 05:10 PM
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Just to give you an idea on pricing I just sold my car today:
2000 SS that just turned 39,000 miles yesterday. The car had a laundry list of mods including, Lingenfelter short block with Texas Speed 5.3L heads, 233/239 cam, ported Fast 92mm intake, PTM 92mm TB, 4,000 Vig. stall converter, BMR suspension and a bunch more stuff. The car was in great shape (interior was a 9 out of 10 exterior was a 8 out 10) & ran on Boyd Coddington rims. Car runs mid 11s and put down 425 on a Mustang dyno. Sold her for $12,250. I think I was low on pricing based on mileage, mods and overall condition. I think it was worth $14,000 based on my research. I sold the car without even putting it up for sale so just took what was my bottom line.
Not trying to bash anything on your car, just trying to help you dial in the price so you can sell it and finish up your other project. Below is a YouTube video showing the shape my car was in for comparison.
Based on all the research I did, I think the going rate for your car is about $10,000ish. Like I said, I did a ton of research on comps for various cars. I hope you sell your car quickly..... Good Luck With The Sale.
cam idle 002.MPG - YouTube
2000 SS that just turned 39,000 miles yesterday. The car had a laundry list of mods including, Lingenfelter short block with Texas Speed 5.3L heads, 233/239 cam, ported Fast 92mm intake, PTM 92mm TB, 4,000 Vig. stall converter, BMR suspension and a bunch more stuff. The car was in great shape (interior was a 9 out of 10 exterior was a 8 out 10) & ran on Boyd Coddington rims. Car runs mid 11s and put down 425 on a Mustang dyno. Sold her for $12,250. I think I was low on pricing based on mileage, mods and overall condition. I think it was worth $14,000 based on my research. I sold the car without even putting it up for sale so just took what was my bottom line.
Not trying to bash anything on your car, just trying to help you dial in the price so you can sell it and finish up your other project. Below is a YouTube video showing the shape my car was in for comparison.
Based on all the research I did, I think the going rate for your car is about $10,000ish. Like I said, I did a ton of research on comps for various cars. I hope you sell your car quickly..... Good Luck With The Sale.
cam idle 002.MPG - YouTube
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