2002 Z28 Stripper Coupe
01-16-2009, 09:50 PM
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2002 Z28 Stripper Coupe 2002 Z28 Stripper Coupe
Otherwise completely stock with clean Carfax and clean title.
Has all the signs of a highway driven, garaged, took care of, and un-modded Car.
NADA is $8750 Clean retail.
NADA Average trade in is $5975.
KBB is $7620 Excellent Retail.
Black Book is $6000. (80% of what the state says its worth)
Would it bring $8k? or What's it worth to you?
- (NO Power windows, p locks, p seats, cruise, TC, T-tops)
- 150k miles
- Very clean paint, Clear headlights
- Extremely clean interior
- Extremely clean engine bay
- No oil consumption, runs good, No SES light
- No mechanical flaws, squeaks, or rattles
- New ls6 clutch
- Completely rebuilt rear
- Stock silver snowflakes
- Brand new Tires
- No windshield chips
- Tinted windows
- Borla exhaust
Otherwise completely stock with clean Carfax and clean title.
Has all the signs of a highway driven, garaged, took care of, and un-modded Car.
NADA is $8750 Clean retail.
NADA Average trade in is $5975.
KBB is $7620 Excellent Retail.
Black Book is $6000. (80% of what the state says its worth)
Would it bring $8k? or What's it worth to you?
Last edited by kevredz; 01-25-2009 at 03:21 PM.
01-17-2009, 10:48 AM
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Check the code on the inside of the door. That car sounds like a 1LE car. Factory race car. A girl I was dating a girl back in 99 bought one. it sounds like that is what you have on your hands. The only down fall is you have really high miles. As for the price I think I would only pay around 5K for something with those miles.
01-17-2009, 01:01 PM
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What color is it and has it had any body damage? Any pictures? With the info you provided I would go a max of $5,000, maybe less depending on color and the body damage answer.
Your car sounds a lot like the car in the post below. Is it the same one?
https://ls1tech.com/forums/vehicles-...-stripper.html
Your car sounds a lot like the car in the post below. Is it the same one?
https://ls1tech.com/forums/vehicles-...-stripper.html
01-17-2009, 03:43 PM
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Yeah, its the same one.
I bought it and I fixed everything that was wrong with it.
I installed a new windshield, fixed the pass rear dent, repainted the front and rear bumper and driver door. Removed the pin striping. I also put new tires on it, and rebuilt the rear-end.
I'm driving it every day. Its a pretty car. Almost as nice as my '98 but just a lot of miles.
Just looking to see what I have in it and what I can get for it if I sold it.
I bought it and I fixed everything that was wrong with it.
I installed a new windshield, fixed the pass rear dent, repainted the front and rear bumper and driver door. Removed the pin striping. I also put new tires on it, and rebuilt the rear-end.
I'm driving it every day. Its a pretty car. Almost as nice as my '98 but just a lot of miles.
Just looking to see what I have in it and what I can get for it if I sold it.
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01-25-2009, 03:05 PM
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NADA gives the best price checks. If your not a dealer, there's no sense at asking retail unless you want to get low balled or not sell it for a while. Price it near average trade in (on NADA not KBB) and you should be good, maybe a little lower because of the miles.
