Found A Buyer, Just Need A Price?
04-26-2011, 12:02 AM
#1
Found A Buyer, Just Need A Price? Well found a potential buyer for my Trans Am, now just need to throw them a price. Thinking $11,500 is a good deal?? To high or to low?
1998 Trans Am, 60k miles on motor, brand new built trans.
Just needs a new top, that is the only thing it really needs.
ENGINE:
2004 LS6 Motor | 1.8 Ratio Rockers | 25% UD Pulley | Patriot "Extreme" Dual Valve Springs
FUEL:
Black Mast Fuel Rails | 30lbs Injectors | Racetronix Fuel Kit
AIR:
85mm Professional Products Throttle Body | 85mm Ported Weiand Intake Manifold | SLP Lid With Cold Air Kit
EXHAUST:
Pacesetter Long Tubes | Custom True Dual Magnaflow Setup - 2.5" Pipe
DRIVETRAIN:
GRC 4l60e | YANK SS3200 | 3.90 Rear Gears
CAM:
Comp Cams Xtreme RPM 224/228 Duration .534/.537 Lift 112 LS
HEADS:
Ported & Polished 243's
Flowed On 4.025 Slider Plate / 3.900 Bore
.200: 153.6
.300: 223.1
.400: 265.7
.450: 290.4
.500: 311.0
.550: 322.0
.600: 328.3
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1998 Trans Am, 60k miles on motor, brand new built trans.
Just needs a new top, that is the only thing it really needs.
ENGINE:
2004 LS6 Motor | 1.8 Ratio Rockers | 25% UD Pulley | Patriot "Extreme" Dual Valve Springs
FUEL:
Black Mast Fuel Rails | 30lbs Injectors | Racetronix Fuel Kit
AIR:
85mm Professional Products Throttle Body | 85mm Ported Weiand Intake Manifold | SLP Lid With Cold Air Kit
EXHAUST:
Pacesetter Long Tubes | Custom True Dual Magnaflow Setup - 2.5" Pipe
DRIVETRAIN:
GRC 4l60e | YANK SS3200 | 3.90 Rear Gears
CAM:
Comp Cams Xtreme RPM 224/228 Duration .534/.537 Lift 112 LS
HEADS:
Ported & Polished 243's
Flowed On 4.025 Slider Plate / 3.900 Bore
.200: 153.6
.300: 223.1
.400: 265.7
.450: 290.4
.500: 311.0
.550: 322.0
.600: 328.3
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04-26-2011, 10:04 AM
#2
TECH Junkie
I have no idea what those mods would cost but finding a buyer that appreciates what you have done with the car is the most important step. Personally I think your $11,500 price is a good deal for you. Afterall it is a 13 year old car that needs a new top. You can't re-coup mod $$ in most instances or just about 25-33% of the mods original costs. You would have to figure that out. If $10,000 in mods then add about 25% of that, which is $2,500 to the price of an average '98 T/A. That's why I'm guessing that $11,500 you suggested would be a good deal for you. Good luck!
05-01-2011, 07:39 PM
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Depending on the buyer, mods can help or hurt your asking price. TA's are not selling at book value right now unless it is a specific color or option combo with the right buyer.
M6s are selling higher becasue they are harder to find, and more people prefer coupes over verts to you're looking for a pretty specific buyer. You'll need someone who wants the mods, otherwise I think you'll get something in the $7500-9000 range.
M6s are selling higher becasue they are harder to find, and more people prefer coupes over verts to you're looking for a pretty specific buyer. You'll need someone who wants the mods, otherwise I think you'll get something in the $7500-9000 range.