2001 SS Camaro M6 Onyx Black
01-19-2008, 10:25 AM
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2001 SS Camaro M6 Onyx Black Selling my Camaro here soon, and getting a Silverado. Reasons being, going off for College, and don't want to put useless mileage on a beautiful car, so it needs a good home.
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Asking price: 15,000 (may negotiate)
Located in Northern Alabama.
2001 SS Camaro (Onyx Black)
Tan Interior w/ Leather Seats
2 sets of T-tops
T56-6Speed Manual Transmission
Borla Catback Exhaust (Stainless Steel w/ the Resister Plates taken out)
Clear Turn Signals
American Racing TT2's (17x9.5 in the front & 17x11 rear) (Under 1000 miles on tires)--I'll update with pictures as soon as possible.
Car is completely stock, no engine modifications or anything.
Car is lowered with the 2" Eibach Prokit
10Bolt Rear-end was rebuilt about 2000 Miles ago because of bad Pinion
Car has 60,xxx Miles
Car has only been raced at the strip twice.
Clutch still in good condition.
Upgraded Pioneer sound system w/ 8" Sub in the back (minor bass)
1st Owner wrecked the car once, all panels were replaced brand new, no frame damage or anything. Then rear panel had a dent and was fixed. Car impacted a dog, and bumper was replaced brand new, no frame damage.
Sending the car to the shop shortly to fix a few paint chips on the front bumper, and then having it professionally detailed. Will get pictures as soon as possible.
About 2 dents, unnoticeable unless you know where to look. A few rock chips and thats about it.
That's the only wrecks/ damage the car has been into.
Anyhow:
Asking price: 15,000 (may negotiate)
Located in Northern Alabama.
2001 SS Camaro (Onyx Black)
Tan Interior w/ Leather Seats
2 sets of T-tops
T56-6Speed Manual Transmission
Borla Catback Exhaust (Stainless Steel w/ the Resister Plates taken out)
Clear Turn Signals
American Racing TT2's (17x9.5 in the front & 17x11 rear) (Under 1000 miles on tires)--I'll update with pictures as soon as possible.
Car is completely stock, no engine modifications or anything.
Car is lowered with the 2" Eibach Prokit
10Bolt Rear-end was rebuilt about 2000 Miles ago because of bad Pinion
Car has 60,xxx Miles
Car has only been raced at the strip twice.
Clutch still in good condition.
Upgraded Pioneer sound system w/ 8" Sub in the back (minor bass)
1st Owner wrecked the car once, all panels were replaced brand new, no frame damage or anything. Then rear panel had a dent and was fixed. Car impacted a dog, and bumper was replaced brand new, no frame damage.
Sending the car to the shop shortly to fix a few paint chips on the front bumper, and then having it professionally detailed. Will get pictures as soon as possible.
About 2 dents, unnoticeable unless you know where to look. A few rock chips and thats about it.
That's the only wrecks/ damage the car has been into.
01-20-2008, 02:05 AM
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Since I've owned the car, it hasn't been in any major incidents, other than hitting a dog, which was repaired with a completely new front bumper, headlight, and foglight.
Anything that was mention as far as incidents/accidents, since I've owned the car, have all been payed out of pocket repairs, not claimed on insurance.
01-21-2008, 10:58 AM
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I've never shipped any cars before, that's the only reason I'm opposed to doing so. It honestly seems like more of a problem that it's worth. It could be easy cake, however, i'm just uninformed of the process.
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shipping is no hassle on your part, the customer who purchases the car is responsible for shipping, the carrier comes to your house and picks it up, OR you take it to a local pick up point and they do everything. Its very very simple now thats its become more popular, shouldnt be a problem mate.
P.S: BEAUTIFUL care, sucks im not in the market. Looks gorgeous!!!
P.S: BEAUTIFUL care, sucks im not in the market. Looks gorgeous!!!
01-22-2008, 06:20 PM
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Appreciate it.
Well that does open up a new light upon this. As far as if someone was to purchase the car having it shipped, must I file the paperwork?
If this is as simple as it seems, I might be open to this.
Thanks,
Caleb
Well that does open up a new light upon this. As far as if someone was to purchase the car having it shipped, must I file the paperwork?
If this is as simple as it seems, I might be open to this.
Thanks,
Caleb
