30thSS

Iv'e been kicking around the idea of selling my 2000 sebring silver hardtop 6 Speed Camaro SS with only 6,300 miles, I have all documentation, build sheet, window sticker, brochures, receipts for 2 dealer oil changes. I even have a slp "CAMARO SS" keychain
need some help on what I should price it at.
Here's a description:

ENGINE/FUEL SYSTEM:
Forged ls1 stock cubes 9.5:1 compression
ls6 heads and cam
aeromotive fuel rails and a1000 pump with full steel braided lines and return system

TURBO SETUP:
Incon twin turbo kit with less than 2k miles
Gt2871r turbos
twin intercoolers
tilton scavenge pump
Makes 472hp / 469tq rear wheel power on 7lbs of boost

EXHAUST:
Stainless turbo back y-pipe
slp loudmouth 1 with dual dual tips

SUSPENSION/BRAKES:
C5 calipers, drilled rotors
BMR: torque arm, panhard, lower control arms, sub frame connectors, 1.5 lowering springs.

EXTERIOR:
Showrom condition factory paint
SS grille
SS hood scoop tear drop

WHEELS/TIRES:
Fikse fm5 17x9.5 front
17x11 rear
Nitto nt555 275/40r17 front
Nitto nt05r 317/35r17 rear

INTERIOR:
Beautiful ebony leather actually still smells new 10/10
factory Hurst shifter with chrome hurst stick and white ball
autometer boost gauge, fuel pressure, oil pressure and water temp.

30thSS

Here are a few pics

NC01TA

Incredible low miles machine! These are so hard to price when heavily modified. Just depends on who is looking at any given time. All I can relate to you is to ask whatever you feel comfortable with. I follow auctions quite a bit and can provide a few prices. That's if you can even compare these cars. I remembered this really sharp low mileage Camaro SS with over 400HP selling for $24,000 plus the BP at the Kissimmee FL Mecum auction in 2013. Here is a link.
http://www.mecum.com/lot-detail.cfm?...=FL0113-143116
Also more recently, a 2001 Trans Am, that was completely customized with an LS engine putting out around 600 HP, Moser rear end and all kinds of incredible parts sold for $20,000 plus the 10% BP at the Barrett Jackson Reno auction a few weekends ago. I know that B-J auctions are on the high side usually but it might give you some idea of what a somewhat similar high HP show quality car actually sold for.
Can you get these auction prices for your car? I think so. You will never know until you try.
I happened to see a lot of Berger cars selling at these auctions too. I know they are different but the sweet low mileage ones ranged in price from the low 20's right up to low 30's. You can't ask too high for your Camaro in comparison or no one will respond to your ad. I hope these prices aren't upsetting to you but they reflect what real buyers have paid. Good luck!

30thSS

Thanks for your input NC01TA! I know it does get a little more difficult to price when modified like this one is. I'm just kicking around the idea at the moment till im ready for a c6 z06. Now I just need to convince my better half lol

30thSS

A few more

NC01TA

Glad to help. Like the photos too, even the sideways one.
If your wife has been OK with your Camaro I'm sure she will be fine with the Corvette. Car wives are the best, as you can tell by what I own too.

30thSS

If you were to put a number on it what would you price it at?

NC01TA

That's tough! I just don't know enough about your car, especially it's history, or your cash outlay. If you just want a simple guesstimate I would price it similarly to the two examples I posted about.
Maybe $23,000 as an asking price?? That's about in the middle. I doubt it would offend anybody since we have documentation of actual somewhat similar car sales. If there wasn't any activity at that price (or whatever price you choose) after a few weeks, then that price is probably too high. Your buyer's market is ultra small which really hurts. Patience is really needed most likely.