shy1968

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I have a 2002 ws6 m6, ram air, T-top, has 51k miles red in very good condition. mods are AFR heads comp cam xr281 jet hot headers under drive pulley,air lid, NX nitrous 75hp with timing tuner lowering springs subframe conectors lower control arms and relocating brackets moser 12 bolt rear end 4:10 gear corsa 3" exhaust with electric cut outs strut tower brace. getting ready to sell and buy corvette.

shy1968

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Offer of 12,500 should I take it?

shroyvin56

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i wouldn't. its an 02, kind of lower miles. I think you could get 13,5-14,000 compared to what's out there.

if you need the money quick, 12,500 isn't terrible......but If you don't need to sell, there's more left on the table for you.

of course this is all assuming that it is a well cared for, garage kept, no accidents, etc car.

Firebrian

Would agree. A stock 50K mile 2002 M6 in fine condition is probably $13K-$14.5K. In essence the next buyer is getting paid money to "accept" the mods. If you have to move quickly on the Vette then you might have to accept $12.5K which is not unreasonable....especially if the Vette is a great deal.

CO_BlackHawk

I'd Say 14,000 minimum... how motivated is the buyer?

Corvette's are a dime a dozen... only so many low miles 02 birds left.

NC01TA

Take the money!! A modded car is not easy to sell for top $$$. I would never wait for weeks and weeks (maybe months) to get another $1,000 when you have a 'done deal' in your driveway. That's provided your offer is real, cash in hand.

shy1968

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It is a very nice car. I did buy a stock engine to replace the built one. but just had the time,just hated to take it apart.

shy1968

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I have not found the vet yet. but wanted money in hand.So when the deal pops up I have the cash.

jamin

with those mods I'd take the offer. even with lower miles those mods will scare off an honest 75% or better of buyers