1993 Trans Am Lt1
02-03-2012, 10:33 AM
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1993 Trans Am Lt1 93 trans am 6 speed with 114xx miles that has all the records and clean blue title $3800
pros
magnaflow muffler
cat delete
cold air intake
Clean Leather interior
New clutch 2000 miles ago (With Warranty)
new o2s 2000 miles ago(With Warranty)
Replaced all coolant lines
New Ac delco rapid fire plugs,
new wires
new optispark
replaced ign
Drive from houston to dallas frequently with no problems
2002 trans am 5 spoke wheels
Cons
Interior piece is missing by shifter
A few chips in paint
Is this a good price? Im trying to sell my car plus my refund money to get a 98+ trans am. Body is damn near perfect except a quarter sized dent by gas tank. Also interior is perfect leather with no tears, only thing wring is the cup holder console thing broke so i took it out.
pros
magnaflow muffler
cat delete
cold air intake
Clean Leather interior
New clutch 2000 miles ago (With Warranty)
new o2s 2000 miles ago(With Warranty)
Replaced all coolant lines
New Ac delco rapid fire plugs,
new wires
new optispark
replaced ign
Drive from houston to dallas frequently with no problems
2002 trans am 5 spoke wheels
Cons
Interior piece is missing by shifter
A few chips in paint
Is this a good price? Im trying to sell my car plus my refund money to get a 98+ trans am. Body is damn near perfect except a quarter sized dent by gas tank. Also interior is perfect leather with no tears, only thing wring is the cup holder console thing broke so i took it out.
Last edited by Unreal93Trans; 02-03-2012 at 10:45 AM.
02-03-2012, 06:06 PM
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I think you're OK asking that price if the car is running well and will provide good transportation for the next owner. It sounds like you have corrected many issues already. If there are more serious problems though, then that would be a different story. Solid transportation in the $3,000+ range will be very desireable for people that have cars that are literally falling apart.
02-03-2012, 06:40 PM
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I think you're OK asking that price if the car is running well and will provide good transportation for the next owner. It sounds like you have corrected many issues already. If there are more serious problems though, then that would be a different story. Solid transportation in the $3,000+ range will be very desireable for people that have cars that are literally falling apart.
