2000 Firebird Formula
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Teching In
Joined: Jan 2012
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2000 Firebird Formula This guy wants 7500 for this car. About 66k miles on it. Only problem is, it is halfway across the country in PA. Auto Check came up fine, car isn't a sandy flooded car or salvage title. So what I really wanna know. Is it worth it?
https://www.dropbox.com/sc/qllc7h1f1hgm59d/y61wriLBI2
About 20 something pictures. A little bit of rust in some of the pics makes me a little concerned but maybe I'm just over analyzing it. Also I would have to have the car transported 1500 miles to Texas. Should I look for something else?
https://www.dropbox.com/sc/qllc7h1f1hgm59d/y61wriLBI2
About 20 something pictures. A little bit of rust in some of the pics makes me a little concerned but maybe I'm just over analyzing it. Also I would have to have the car transported 1500 miles to Texas. Should I look for something else?
TECH Junkie
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Western North Carolina
If you can't make the trek to drive and see the car in person I would not buy it. I just can't recommend buying a car in this fashion unless it's an ultra low mileage pristine example. Even then I would still do it in person. You just have no idea what could be wrong and you don't need to be regretting buying the car once it sits in your driveway. Sellers sometimes don't understand terminology when it comes to cars. What some consider excellent, is actually fair. Been there, done that. While I'm a big proponent of travelling to find the right car for yourself, if you are unable to do it, PASS. Not on a car like this. By the way, the car's price is definitely in line with a 'private party' sale.
