For sale: 2000 Black WS6 Trans Am - 6-speed
12-27-2007, 12:15 PM
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For sale: 2000 Black WS6 Trans Am - 6-speed My black 2000 WS6 Trans Am (6-speed) is for sale. The car has 146,000 miles. I am the second owner. I purchased it in January 2005 with 118k on the odometer (original owner was a female who had a 150 mile commute each day, all highway miles). Car has ebony leather interior with lumbar seats. It is a non traction control car.
The car is pretty much stock except for the following:
- Whisper lid
- Hooker catback
- 160* thermostat
- Racetronix fuel pump
- BMR SFCs
- 1LE front and rear sway bars
Parts just replaced:
- Motor is out of a 2001 SS with only 70k miles on it
- Transmission was just freshly rebuilt with 3-4 steel shiftfork, new syncro/slider assemblies (less than 500 miles of use)
- Rearend was just rebuilt with new bearings (less than 1000 miles)
- New GM alternator, clutch hydraulics, and LS6 clutch
The car has never been wrecked.
The interior is in good shape. The only flaw is the t-top holders in the back have some deep scratches on them.
The exterior is in good shape as well. There is one small dent in the passenger rear fender and a dent on the driver's door. The front bumper cover has a tear on it that is not hardly noticeable unless you are under the car.
KBB is $9200. I'm asking $8800.
PM with any questions.
Thanks,
Jason
The car is pretty much stock except for the following:
- Whisper lid
- Hooker catback
- 160* thermostat
- Racetronix fuel pump
- BMR SFCs
- 1LE front and rear sway bars
Parts just replaced:
- Motor is out of a 2001 SS with only 70k miles on it
- Transmission was just freshly rebuilt with 3-4 steel shiftfork, new syncro/slider assemblies (less than 500 miles of use)
- Rearend was just rebuilt with new bearings (less than 1000 miles)
- New GM alternator, clutch hydraulics, and LS6 clutch
The car has never been wrecked.
The interior is in good shape. The only flaw is the t-top holders in the back have some deep scratches on them.
The exterior is in good shape as well. There is one small dent in the passenger rear fender and a dent on the driver's door. The front bumper cover has a tear on it that is not hardly noticeable unless you are under the car.
KBB is $9200. I'm asking $8800.
PM with any questions.
Thanks,
Jason
12-29-2007, 12:02 AM
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looks like the driver's side knee board is missing?! do you have it? so is the 146k the mileage on the motor or the chassis? if motor, what's the current mileage on it? and because i'm curious, you by chance wouldn't happen to have the receipts for the repair work done on the car, would you?
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12-29-2007, 12:14 AM
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The driver's side knee board is just not installed. When I swapped the clutch hydraulics out, I didn't put it back in. It will be on the car when it is sold!
The 146k is on the chassis. The motor had 70k on it at the time of install and only approx. 6-7k miles have been put on it since.
I do have most receipts. I do all the work myself, so it would only be parts receipts.
Jason
The 146k is on the chassis. The motor had 70k on it at the time of install and only approx. 6-7k miles have been put on it since.
I do have most receipts. I do all the work myself, so it would only be parts receipts.
Jason
