2002 SOM Firehawk Formula 1 of 16
11-25-2008, 07:48 AM
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2002 SOM Firehawk Formula 1 of 16 Thinking of Putting on Ebay
what you value her at?
2002 Firehawk Formula
SOM / black cloth
6-speed / 24K miles
Performance Mods:
SLP Longtubes with catted Y, loudmouth 1 cat-back
SLP Lid, MAF, bellows
SLP underdrive pulley
MTI throttle body
Bilistein* Struts/ shocks
Eibach Springs
SLP strut tower brace
BMR Subframe Connectors
BMR Torque Arm
BMR Control Arms
BMR Panhard bar*
Bear Crossdrilled/slotted rotors and pads
Pro 5.0 Shifter
Exterior/ Interior
Chrome Firehawk wheels dipped in Black Chrome
3 RF punch 10's sealed box with amp (not my taste but came with car)
Optima Yellow top deep cycle
Firehawk Embroderied Car Cover
1 noticable scratch on bumper, but previous owner did his best to touch it up. Original tires still on car.
Most all work was done at MTI, car made 398 at flywheel, 368 at wheels.
Have dyno sheet, birth certificate, and original window sticker.
what you value her at?
2002 Firehawk Formula
SOM / black cloth
6-speed / 24K miles
Performance Mods:
SLP Longtubes with catted Y, loudmouth 1 cat-back
SLP Lid, MAF, bellows
SLP underdrive pulley
MTI throttle body
Bilistein* Struts/ shocks
Eibach Springs
SLP strut tower brace
BMR Subframe Connectors
BMR Torque Arm
BMR Control Arms
BMR Panhard bar*
Bear Crossdrilled/slotted rotors and pads
Pro 5.0 Shifter
Exterior/ Interior
Chrome Firehawk wheels dipped in Black Chrome
3 RF punch 10's sealed box with amp (not my taste but came with car)
Optima Yellow top deep cycle
Firehawk Embroderied Car Cover
1 noticable scratch on bumper, but previous owner did his best to touch it up. Original tires still on car.
Most all work was done at MTI, car made 398 at flywheel, 368 at wheels.
Have dyno sheet, birth certificate, and original window sticker.
11-26-2008, 09:35 AM
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The mods have killed the car for the majority of collectors out there. Collectors generally want stock examples or cars that can be easily returned to stock. On the bright side you have basically a one of a kind car in a super color for that certain buyer. The mileage is nice and low too. I would gladly pay up to $20,000 if the car was stock and MINT, but with mods who knows? Maybe you could get $20k for it. It won't be easy though with so few loans available. You would need a cash buyer. Good luck!
11-26-2008, 02:48 PM
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The mods have killed the car for the majority of collectors out there. Collectors generally want stock examples or cars that can be easily returned to stock. On the bright side you have basically a one of a kind car in a super color for that certain buyer. The mileage is nice and low too. I would gladly pay up to $20,000 if the car was stock and MINT, but with mods who knows? Maybe you could get $20k for it. It won't be easy though with so few loans available. You would need a cash buyer. Good luck!
