1997 LT4 Camaro 1700 miles level III
04-09-2015, 10:23 PM
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1997 LT4 Camaro 1700 miles level III Year: 1997
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Camaro
Price: $55000
Mileage: 1700
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): IL
Color: White
Transmission: Manual
Only serious inquires. Very rare, 1 out of 100 ever made. Highly desirable!!! No disappointments.
04-10-2015, 04:17 PM
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These where 49k new, with mark up... If you can get one in 97.. They where all sold out in pre order... This is by far, one of the most collectible. Also, if you put the LT4 knock sensor, you will pick up 25 rwhp... This only came with the Lt1 knock sensor from the factory, so the vette would not be beat so bad, even with the de tuned knock sensor, will destroy the vette, I seen others deep in the 12s.
This car is a beast..
This car is a beast..
04-11-2015, 11:26 PM
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Yeah.. But, ones with miles, like 30k or more go into the 30s. This one is new, it has 1700 miles on it. My brother just bought a new challenger 6 cylinder fully loaded, he paid 34 for it. I told him, give it back.. LOL!!
Cars are not cheap. This is also the cheapest one in our collection. However, none of my other cars are factory fresh, they are restored, but can never match factory freshness. Not to mention, 92 fire hawk prices are in the 70s, I seen some in the 80s range. BTW, I cant stand that car. I am a turbo TA guy myself, for cars from the 80s and early 90s. This car is next in line to see those numbers in the next few years. So, we need to put things into perspective, this car was 50k new. With the dealer mark up. Only 100 pieces ever made. Mine has hounds tooth, and level 3 suspension. Fully loaded. This car is not for driving, its for collectivity. People can invest in the stock market, or by antiques. I like collecting cars.
Cars are not cheap. This is also the cheapest one in our collection. However, none of my other cars are factory fresh, they are restored, but can never match factory freshness. Not to mention, 92 fire hawk prices are in the 70s, I seen some in the 80s range. BTW, I cant stand that car. I am a turbo TA guy myself, for cars from the 80s and early 90s. This car is next in line to see those numbers in the next few years. So, we need to put things into perspective, this car was 50k new. With the dealer mark up. Only 100 pieces ever made. Mine has hounds tooth, and level 3 suspension. Fully loaded. This car is not for driving, its for collectivity. People can invest in the stock market, or by antiques. I like collecting cars.
