VERY Nice Bolt On 2000 Trans Am WS.6, How Much To Sell My Baby For?
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VERY Nice Bolt On 2000 Trans Am WS.6, How Much To Sell My Baby For?
My baby is going on the chopping block. Car has been meticulously maintained by me. Washed, waxed, and garaged neurotically, non smoker. Car is in gorgeous condition inside and out and was a garage queen the five years I've had it with the occasional weekend cruises with the tops off and a few trips to Bishop California. Car has the usually blemishes here or there with the dimples in the rear quarter panels and blemishes on the wheels. Tires were in brand new condition when I bought the car and only have put 13,000 miles on it. Car drives and starts like a dream, gets 29-30mpg hwy. A/C is FREEZING cold, just can't say enough about how nice this car is. Not exactly sure what to start at on my local craigslist/autotrader. I was thinking of starting at $13k-12.5k? Here are the specs...
2000 Trans Am WS.6
89,000 miles
6-Speed Manual
Mods
SLP Lid
SLP Smooth Bellow
Stock Ported Throttle Body
LS6 Intake
Pacesetter Coated Long Tube Headers
Texas Speed High Flow Cats
Magnaflow Cat Back
Manual Cut-out
Frost Tune
Koni shocks on Strano Springs
UMI Short Stick with Custom "WS6" Engraved Aluminum Handle
Monster Stage 1 Clutch With Lightweight Flywheel (Brand New)
Tick Master Cylinder
Pioneer Deck with Navigation/ Pop Out Screen
2000 Trans Am WS.6
89,000 miles
6-Speed Manual
Mods
SLP Lid
SLP Smooth Bellow
Stock Ported Throttle Body
LS6 Intake
Pacesetter Coated Long Tube Headers
Texas Speed High Flow Cats
Magnaflow Cat Back
Manual Cut-out
Frost Tune
Koni shocks on Strano Springs
UMI Short Stick with Custom "WS6" Engraved Aluminum Handle
Monster Stage 1 Clutch With Lightweight Flywheel (Brand New)
Tick Master Cylinder
Pioneer Deck with Navigation/ Pop Out Screen
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My baby is going on the chopping block. Car has been meticulously maintained by me. Washed, waxed, and garaged neurotically, non smoker. Car is in gorgeous condition inside and out and was a garage queen the five years I've had it with the occasional weekend cruises with the tops off. Car has the usually blemishes here or there with the dimples in the rear quarter panels and blemishes on the wheels. Tires were in brand new condition when I bought the car and only have put 13,000 miles on it. Car drives and starts like a dream, gets 29-30mpg hwy. A/C is FREEZING cold, just can't say enough about how nice this car is. Not exactly sure what to start at on my local craigslist/autotrader. I was thinking of starting at $13k-12.5k? Here are the specs...
2000 Trans Am WS.6
89,000 miles
6-Speed Manual
Mods
SLP Lid
SLP Smooth Bellow
Stock Ported Throttle Body
LS6 Intake
Pacesetter Coated Long Tube Headers
Texas Speed High Flow Cats
Magnaflow Cat Back
Manual Cut-out
Frost Tune
Koni shocks on Strano Springs
UMI Short Stick with Custom "WS6" Engraved Aluminum Handle
Monster Stage 1 Clutch With Lightweight Flywheel (Brand New)
Tick Master Cylinder
Pioneer Deck with Navigation/ Pop Out Screen
2000 Trans Am WS.6
89,000 miles
6-Speed Manual
Mods
SLP Lid
SLP Smooth Bellow
Stock Ported Throttle Body
LS6 Intake
Pacesetter Coated Long Tube Headers
Texas Speed High Flow Cats
Magnaflow Cat Back
Manual Cut-out
Frost Tune
Koni shocks on Strano Springs
UMI Short Stick with Custom "WS6" Engraved Aluminum Handle
Monster Stage 1 Clutch With Lightweight Flywheel (Brand New)
Tick Master Cylinder
Pioneer Deck with Navigation/ Pop Out Screen
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Yeah, way too optimistic of a price with those miles. Such a gorgeous car though!! Incredible work!
If it was my ride I would start at $11,000 and see if any nibbles. If nothing, then lower in $500 increments until you hit that sweet spot when the phone starts ringing.
CL is a unless you want the local scumbags coming to your home to check everything out. I believe you would do well on Autotrader, especially with those impressive photos. I think it is about $40 for a listing still. It was the last time I sold my friend's car.
If it was my ride I would start at $11,000 and see if any nibbles. If nothing, then lower in $500 increments until you hit that sweet spot when the phone starts ringing.
CL is a unless you want the local scumbags coming to your home to check everything out. I believe you would do well on Autotrader, especially with those impressive photos. I think it is about $40 for a listing still. It was the last time I sold my friend's car.
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Regardless, this one is clearly done so we'll let it die.