2000 Camaro SS - UNMOLESTED - need feedback
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2000 Camaro SS - UNMOLESTED - need feedback LS Community! I need your help!
I'm trying to get my feet wet and see what my car is worth.
I have a 2000 Camaro SS with these features :
Black ext
Black/Charcoal Int
All leather
6-spd manual
Power Driver seat
Power windows/doors
Hard-top
17" wheels (275/40/17) all around
The Good :
-Essentially UNMOLESTED
-Clutch went bad about a year ago; replaced with Monster Level 1 clutch around 51,000 miles
-Car is COMPLETELY STOCK except for the above mentioned Clutch
The Bad :
-As these cars are notorious for, the window motors have started acting up (I believe each window motor is a $150 fix)
-The car is my daily driver; there are normal dings/dents (I drive approx 12.5 miles one way to work)
I've put a price tag of 12,500 after looking doing a bit of research (hours spent on craigslist, cars.com, autotrader.com, the forums here, etc)
New brakes will be added on in the next 2-3 months (OR before selling, so the new owner doesn't have to worry about them).
I understand the price is slightly on the higher end, however, that is what negotiations are for
Oh and lastly, car has a clean car-fax; I'm the second owner of the car. It has never been taken to the track and has been adult driven (for the MOST part
ANY FEED-BACK IS MUCH APPRECIATED
PS : Pics will be added sometime later this week
I'm trying to get my feet wet and see what my car is worth.
I have a 2000 Camaro SS with these features :
Black ext
Black/Charcoal Int
All leather
6-spd manual
Power Driver seat
Power windows/doors
Hard-top
17" wheels (275/40/17) all around
The Good :
-Essentially UNMOLESTED
-Clutch went bad about a year ago; replaced with Monster Level 1 clutch around 51,000 miles
-Car is COMPLETELY STOCK except for the above mentioned Clutch
The Bad :
-As these cars are notorious for, the window motors have started acting up (I believe each window motor is a $150 fix)
-The car is my daily driver; there are normal dings/dents (I drive approx 12.5 miles one way to work)
I've put a price tag of 12,500 after looking doing a bit of research (hours spent on craigslist, cars.com, autotrader.com, the forums here, etc)
New brakes will be added on in the next 2-3 months (OR before selling, so the new owner doesn't have to worry about them).
I understand the price is slightly on the higher end, however, that is what negotiations are for
Oh and lastly, car has a clean car-fax; I'm the second owner of the car. It has never been taken to the track and has been adult driven (for the MOST part
ANY FEED-BACK IS MUCH APPRECIATED
PS : Pics will be added sometime later this week
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Joined: Mar 2016
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From: Pittsburgh
I just paid $12,500 for this.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/chevrolet...ld-thread.html
-13,800 mi
-never in rain
-bone stock
https://ls1tech.com/forums/chevrolet...ld-thread.html
-13,800 mi
-never in rain
-bone stock
TECH Junkie
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 3,917
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From: Western North Carolina
Since you understand the negotiations aspect of selling (and seeing all those asking prices at the different sites) I feel you are not too high asking that price with those miles on the car. Most 'stock' 6 speeds are desirable still and I'm sure someone will make you a nice offer around the $10k area. Hopefully a bit higher. You'll have to decide what you will let it go for. Your descriptive and honest assessment of the car (dings, windows, etc..) is admirable. GLWS!!
TECH Enthusiast
Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 587
Likes: 12
From: Connecticut SE shore
I would figure a very clean 2000 SS M6 with 50K miles at about $11K-$11.5K. From there, deduct for the dents/dings/window motors and whatever else it currently needs. The $10K level that NCO1TA suggests might be what you end up with. Lower mileage 6 speed LS1's, priced right, are not that easy to come by. The upper 75%-85% of the asking prices on autotrader.com are from dreamers. Look at the bottom 25% of prices to get an idea of what ends up selling.
