1998 Camaro SS Convertible
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1998 Camaro SS Convertible Hey, just looking to see what you guys think would be a fair asking price.
Its a 1998 Camaro SS Convertible
Automatic
70,300 miles
Dual Magnaflow exhaust
tires in excellent condition
I would say the body is 9 out of 10
Interior perfect besides small tear in drivers seat
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Its a 1998 Camaro SS Convertible
Automatic
70,300 miles
Dual Magnaflow exhaust
tires in excellent condition
I would say the body is 9 out of 10
Interior perfect besides small tear in drivers seat
Clean title
Like to here what you think
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Overall condition besides the tear? (perfect is hard to fathom inside and out for a 12 year old car and 70,000 miles) How many owners? Any accident history?Does the top need replacing or is it still real good? Does it work OK? Do you have the boot cover? Any documentation of maintenance and all the fluid changes? If the car is in 'good condition' and the only issue is the tear in the seat, then you should be in the $10,000 area, less if there are dings or maintenance needs or multiple owners. Many ????? that need to be answered.
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I would say the inside really is near perfect other than that tear. The outside of the car isn't comparable to a brand new car, but for being a 98 I would say its 9 out of 10. The only blemishes in the paint is the rear wheel wells where the tires would throw dirt forward. It's only noticeable by touch if you reach down and feel it. I believe I am the 5th owner, which I know many people don't really like. The top is in perfect condition and it works fine. I have the boot cover and it looks like it was hardly ever used. I have a few receipts for minor work done, but not extensive documentation. There are no dings on the car and there is no maintenance that needs to be done.
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5 owners is a drawback because many potential buyers would wonder why. "Why isn't anyone keeping this car?" Other than that your car sounds really nice, especially if all the fluids have been changed at least once, from tranny, coolant, brake flush, etc... I would think that you would get some inquiries if you started the price around $9500. Good luck!
