1995 Camaro Z28, T-tops, Rebuilt T56
08-20-2012, 02:50 PM
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1995 Camaro Z28, T-tops, Rebuilt T56 So I've been tossing around the idea of selling my Z-28 or trading for a truck and since its a special case and KBB wont be able to give me a good price, here i am. Ok, so its got 110,000 original miles with the LT1 and 6 speed. I just dropped 2300 on rebuilding the T56 and its capable of 600 horsepower easily now. Got that done literally two weeks ago. I just fixed that pesky LT1 intake oil leak while the trans was out of the car. New fluids from diff to radiator. It has a high flow magnaflow cat plus a cat back exhaust. It has a new RAM clutch, slave, TOB, etc. TOB blew 3 months ago and I have to replace basically the whole clutch system ($900). Has 160 thermo, CAI, pcv catch can. Just had u joints replaced and driveshaft balanced. Poly trans and torque arm mount too. Also got some chrome ZR1 rims put on and new cooper rs3a's. Less than 2k on em. Front brakes replaced, wheel bearing pass side, tie rod ends, master cylinder, alternator, and belt. Has pioneer radio, bose speakers, and two 10 inch subs, tints (a couple spots peeling). Leather seats (drivers has about a 1.5" hole), dash is cracked. Pistol grip shifter on a hurst short throw, I believe the car was lowered 1 inch as well (was done before I bought it). Back panel b/w tail lights is black, and has 6000k HIDS in the conversion housings. Body has no rust and minor dings and clear coat scratches here and there. I have over $8,000 in the car and was hoping I could sell or trade for about that amount. Pic is in sig. and I can try to post a few more. THANKS FOR READING!
08-20-2012, 04:28 PM
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It just isn't going to happen unfortunately. Highly unlikely.
No one is getting mod money back right now on LS1 cars, never mind an LT1. That mod money and repair money you spent are long gone. $5,000 is going to be a lot closer than $8,000. Sorry.
No one is getting mod money back right now on LS1 cars, never mind an LT1. That mod money and repair money you spent are long gone. $5,000 is going to be a lot closer than $8,000. Sorry.
08-20-2012, 06:19 PM
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You're welcome, and I agree that you should hang onto it if you want to. You have done so much to make it right for yourself. It would be a shame to let it go for so little. No one can truly appreciate the effort, time, and money.
