02 35th LE SS 4500miles
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Hey guys im kicking around the idea of selling my 35th anniversary with 4200 miles i have all the paperwork everything from it new. Its a beautiful car. I hardly ever drive it bought it new i dont know what there worth now and not sure it will bring enough for me to part with i just curious. The car is not titled and has never been titled the buyer of it would recieve a MSO just like they bought a new one (my dad owned a carlot) so the buyer of it would be technically the first registered owner anyways. all stock never touched 35th le t tops 6 speed whats it worth
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I see these offered in Hemmings every now and then and the prices vary depending on how fast the seller wants to move it. I've seen them listed right up to and beyond the original sticker price but that is usually when there are NO miles on the car or less than 1,000 miles anyway. This is usually just wishful thinking as well. For a car with 4,500 miles you can ask right up into the high 20's but you may have to wait awhile until that certain buyer comes along. If you want a quicker sale, then pricing in the low 20's would probably get results, especially in the $22,000- $23,000 range.
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I see these offered in Hemmings every now and then and the prices vary depending on how fast the seller wants to move it. I've seen them listed right up to and beyond the original sticker price but that is usually when there are NO miles on the car or less than 1,000 miles anyway. This is usually just wishful thinking as well. For a car with 4,500 miles you can ask right up into the high 20's but you may have to wait awhile until that certain buyer comes along. If you want a quicker sale, then pricing in the low 20's would probably get results, especially in the $22,000- $23,000 range.