LIKE NEW 2000 Camaro SS-2980 miles!
11-08-2006, 11:48 AM
#1
LIKE NEW 2000 Camaro SS-2980 miles! Climate controlled Garage kept, stored away on car lift, in the air, underneath a car cover. 2980 MILES!
This car has many SLP options:
SLP Loud Mouth
SLP SS grille
SLP floormats
Monsoon 500W stereo system
Traction Control/ABS
6-way power seats
Remote keyless entry/theft deterrent system
Pewter Exterior color
Light tan leather Interior color
This car is unmolested, unbutchered, no-mods. A great builder or driver car that is showroom NEW. The NEW CAR smell is still inside at no extra charge to the buyer
A4 trans with hardtop (no T-Tops). Very Solid TIGHT car to drive.
Mechanically PERFECT.
Original manifest, window sticker ($28,950), original stainless steel exhaust system included.
VIN# 2G1FP22G1Y2130612
Price first $20,000 takes it home. Cashiers check, wire transfer, CASH only.
Car is located in St. Louis, Mo (63129) and available for viewing anytime.
Contact Tim 314-452-6639
This car has many SLP options:
SLP Loud Mouth
SLP SS grille
SLP floormats
Monsoon 500W stereo system
Traction Control/ABS
6-way power seats
Remote keyless entry/theft deterrent system
Pewter Exterior color
Light tan leather Interior color
This car is unmolested, unbutchered, no-mods. A great builder or driver car that is showroom NEW. The NEW CAR smell is still inside at no extra charge to the buyer
A4 trans with hardtop (no T-Tops). Very Solid TIGHT car to drive.
Mechanically PERFECT.
Original manifest, window sticker ($28,950), original stainless steel exhaust system included.
VIN# 2G1FP22G1Y2130612
Price first $20,000 takes it home. Cashiers check, wire transfer, CASH only.
Car is located in St. Louis, Mo (63129) and available for viewing anytime.
Contact Tim 314-452-6639
Last edited by helicoil; 04-05-2007 at 11:26 PM.
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11-10-2006, 09:09 PM
#11
Gorgeous car.
While you have it up in the air like that you should paint the rear end and any other areas where the suspension/drivetrain is starting to get surface rust. That way those parts don't clash with the rest of your pristine car.
I immediately painted all that on my '01 SS almost as soon as I got it home. Glad I did because it never got a chance for rust to start, even though rust on those areas is just cosmetic.
While you have it up in the air like that you should paint the rear end and any other areas where the suspension/drivetrain is starting to get surface rust. That way those parts don't clash with the rest of your pristine car.
I immediately painted all that on my '01 SS almost as soon as I got it home. Glad I did because it never got a chance for rust to start, even though rust on those areas is just cosmetic.
11-11-2006, 10:48 PM
#13
2000 Camaro SS TWS.... I would if I were to keep it. But selling it.... I know some of these original freaks would frown if I altered it. I have only owned it a short time. I am the 2nd owner. The surface rusting was there when I bought it. It does stand out like a sore thumb....It looks worse than it actually is in the pics.
BTW, are all of those your present cars? Awesome collection. My attraction to older GM muscle has led me here to the 4-sale forums. I have an older 66Nova SS I am building. Can't afford to do both. I purchased this car as a 'virgin' to mod the hell out of, being **** as I am I didn't want anything that somebody had already molested.
This car is sweet and I looked long and hard to find one this color, A4, and especially a hardtop. If it doesn't sell I will just forget about it and try again in the spring. It will eventually go.....
Nice rides!
BTW, are all of those your present cars? Awesome collection. My attraction to older GM muscle has led me here to the 4-sale forums. I have an older 66Nova SS I am building. Can't afford to do both. I purchased this car as a 'virgin' to mod the hell out of, being **** as I am I didn't want anything that somebody had already molested.
This car is sweet and I looked long and hard to find one this color, A4, and especially a hardtop. If it doesn't sell I will just forget about it and try again in the spring. It will eventually go.....
Nice rides!
11-11-2006, 10:52 PM
#14
2000 Camaro SS Junk 302, if you don't mind me asking what did you end buying? and what did you pay? This site is loaded with cars but it seems nothing sells. And there are some decent deals.... I see all the same stuff here as I did just a month ago. I get much more interest in the local traders and at some other sites. I just sold my 1993 LT-1 off the street corner two weeks ago. Advertised it everywhere on the net and got nothing but kickers......
11-12-2006, 10:30 AM
#17
Originally Posted by helicoil
TWS.... I would if I were to keep it. But selling it.... I know some of these original freaks would frown if I altered it. I have only owned it a short time. I am the 2nd owner. The surface rusting was there when I bought it. It does stand out like a sore thumb....It looks worse than it actually is in the pics.
BTW, are all of those your present cars? Awesome collection. My attraction to older GM muscle has led me here to the 4-sale forums. I have an older 66Nova SS I am building. Can't afford to do both. I purchased this car as a 'virgin' to mod the hell out of, being **** as I am I didn't want anything that somebody had already molested.
This car is sweet and I looked long and hard to find one this color, A4, and especially a hardtop. If it doesn't sell I will just forget about it and try again in the spring. It will eventually go.....
Nice rides!
BTW, are all of those your present cars? Awesome collection. My attraction to older GM muscle has led me here to the 4-sale forums. I have an older 66Nova SS I am building. Can't afford to do both. I purchased this car as a 'virgin' to mod the hell out of, being **** as I am I didn't want anything that somebody had already molested.
This car is sweet and I looked long and hard to find one this color, A4, and especially a hardtop. If it doesn't sell I will just forget about it and try again in the spring. It will eventually go.....
Nice rides!
I know that the 4th gens are depreciating, and that classic muscle cars could appreciate, so I don't look at my insanity as an investment, just a lifestyle choice
. I love a lot of classic muscle cars, but don't think I could go back. Technology is just so much better on the late-model cars.Yeah, your car is very nice.
I am partial to Hardtops in most cases too. Good luck selling and wish you even better success with the '66 Nova. Share some pictures up here when you are done. 
11-16-2006, 08:21 PM
#20
2000 Camaro SS 2980 miles!! MINT, No...REALLY MINT Yeah, I suppose it would be gone if it were a black M6, but then you would just have another black M6 SS.
Anyone dare to be different......
I bought it for the color combination and the fact it had no T-tops and was an auto. I know not everybody has the same taste.
Anyone dare to be different......
I bought it for the color combination and the fact it had no T-tops and was an auto. I know not everybody has the same taste.