1999 Camaro SS T-Top 6sp
03-02-2011, 01:12 PM
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1999 Camaro SS T-Top 6sp I'm going to be selling my 1999 Camaro SS T-Top 6sp with 156k miles and would like suggestions on what it is worth. The interior and exterior are in good shape, better than expected for that high of miles. The miles are from long commutes to work. Below is a list of mods:
LS6 forged short block, LS1 ported and polished heads, custom cam, underdrive pulley, roller rocker arms (7k miles on assembly)
Transmission has about 1k miles after being gone through (forged 3-4 fork, billet keys, etc.)
Spec Stage 3+ flywheel, pressure plate, clutch (about 1K miles)
Adjustable master cylinder
Grotyohann long tube headers, 3" y-pipe w/o cats, SLP catback with Flowmaster muffler
Moser 12 with 4:10 gears and 33 spline axles
BMR lower control arms, panhard rod, torque arm
Factory (SLP) Bilstein shocks
LS6 intake, ported TB, and aftermarket airlid
Slotted rotors and braided brake lines at all four corners
Harlan shift light
That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
Thanks
LS6 forged short block, LS1 ported and polished heads, custom cam, underdrive pulley, roller rocker arms (7k miles on assembly)
Transmission has about 1k miles after being gone through (forged 3-4 fork, billet keys, etc.)
Spec Stage 3+ flywheel, pressure plate, clutch (about 1K miles)
Adjustable master cylinder
Grotyohann long tube headers, 3" y-pipe w/o cats, SLP catback with Flowmaster muffler
Moser 12 with 4:10 gears and 33 spline axles
BMR lower control arms, panhard rod, torque arm
Factory (SLP) Bilstein shocks
LS6 intake, ported TB, and aftermarket airlid
Slotted rotors and braided brake lines at all four corners
Harlan shift light
That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
Thanks
Last edited by Jason99SS; 03-11-2011 at 02:48 PM.
03-11-2011, 03:10 PM
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www.kbb.com 'private party' fair condition pricing in your zip code plus 25% of your mods original cost = a generally very close value for selling the car you describe.
