bluestrat

iTrader: (7)

I've been debating about selling my baby. I've finally graduated from college secured an Engineering Job for which I will be traveling a lot for long periods at a time. I bought this car back in the fall of 2007 with 104K on it with just a lid, Spec 3 Clutch, Pro 5.0 shifter, Mecham Hood, WS6 wheels, tint, and Stereo with aftermarket deck, components and 2 Rockford Fosgate 10" subs in a Q logic box.

The car now has 127K and since I've bought it I've done the following:

Power/Drivetrain:

LS6 Intake
!AIR and !EGR
Pacesetter Coated Longtubes
Pacesetter ORY
Hooker Catback with Cutout
Poly Motor Mounts
Richmond 4.10's and completely refreshed 10 bolt
Custom Power Steering Cooler

Suspension:

Strano Springs (1.2" drop)
Koni 4/4 on car adjustable shocks
UMI Rod ended Panhard Bar

Appearance:

!Side Moldings and Trans Am logos on Doors
Stainless PONTIAC inserts on rear bumper
Custom Mirrored Trans Am Tail Light Decal

Also, almost all the BS involved with a high mileage F-body has been taken care of already:

Headlight motors
Window Motors
New Door Panels
Power Steering Pump
Alternator
New Rear Tires, Fronts have about 50% left

I'm sure I'm forgetting things but again the car has been meticulously taken care of and has been my baby. She put down 355 RWHP and 365 RWTQ with the stock 3.42s and has only been to the track once where it ran a 13.3 @ 109 on bald *** street tires.

Here's some pics:








I'd love to get 8K but I'm curious what you guys think it's worth?

Thanks!

bluestrat

iTrader: (7)

Anyone?

jthunderz28

I'd say 8k sounds about right to start at the Asking Price. Best case scenario you get 7k for it, worse case you get 6.5k. If it was a WS6 it would fetch more for sure, but if you get the right buyer I seen no reason why you cant get even 7k for it.

NSGF

I'd say start at 7,500-8,500.

No lower than 7,000 though. Looks like a clean car for 127k on it.

bga02bird

The 410s in the rear dont make it the best highway car,,but nice none the less,,id say 8500-10000 depending on the market in your area