1998 firebird formula with 165k on the body. has a built ls6 with afr205s, fast 90/90 ext, dynoed 435rwhp when it was installed in 2006, has 18k on it. Transmission has 10K on with a good LS7 clutch/flywheel. Brand new 275/40/18 Nitto NT555s on 18" C5 Z06 rims. Also has a WS6 hood, SLP suspension package including Bilstein shocks, front sway bar, SFCs and lowered springs.

The car runs very well, the drivetrain is fresh and strong. The rear end was replaced about 80K ago. It has some minor electrical issues im chasing around right now (low beams arent working... head unit loses power every once in awhile). The paint is also not perfect, it is original as far as i know. The interior is a bit stripped out but i have almost all of it including the rear seat and rear trim panels.

Starting at $9,000

 

ttt, i tried to price this thing reasonably. I am looking to sell it, so if my price doesnt reflect that i appreciate input.

 

kinda hard to judge car with no pics, really need to post some and im sure you will get osme offers.

 

Color and roof?

 

It's going to be hard to sell with that many miles on the car. You'll have to find somebody with cash. According to my bank a 99 with 101k miles is only worth around $7k.

 

how streetable is it? could you send pics to dscurran@comcast.net as well as PMing me your bottom dollar?

 

i wouldnt say your price is cheap.its not bad but not cheap.cheap would be like $5000.anywho good luck with sale

 

drew- working on pictures. Im in the process of moving right now so my efforts have been somewhat sidelined.

Kwiker- Black and T-tops, they dont leak.

Bamalt1- while its got a lot of mileage on the body the drivetrain is almost new.

Wahoo09- Before I say anything it IS a cammed car, but in my opinion its very streetable, certainly not an issue to drive. Although it is pretty loud.

Yoda- thanks for the advice, i started my price based off of a thread i started in the "whats it worth" section.

Ill get pics up in the next few days, im charging my camera as i type.

 

I understand that the drivetrain is new. The bank won't care. They just look at the miles on the odometer and title.