99 Camaro SS Value
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99 Camaro SS Value My dad finally retired his '99 Camaro SS, or rather it retired on him. He's been driving it daily here in Northern NJ since it was new (blizzaks in the winter). A head gasket finally went on it at 150k miles. Body is shot, interior is mostly shot. It has all of the original SLP parts that can be refinished (hood, rims and wing). It's a 6-speed car and ran fine until the head gasket thing. Red with a white interior. He asked me to ask the Interwebs for a ballpark value. I frankly think it's a $500 car at most. I could post a pic later, but picture a car with the rockers rusted out, no floors, clear coat peeling, driver's seat shot, the usual plastic interior bits broken or missing.
Any guesses?
Any guesses?
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He looked into having the bodywork done but it’s just too far gone. The head gasket was the last straw. It was a great car. He loved it and kept it on the road a lot longer than he should have. It really wasn’t safe to drive anymore.
Definitely would love to see a few pictures of this real life road warrior 99 SS Camaro. Sounds like your dad's SS was an excellent car for 20+ years 
The SS hood and SS Spoiler are easily worth $750 to $1,000 as parts. T56 $1,200 to $1,800. A good 10 bolt rear end with 3.42's can bring $300 to $500 plus the Aluminum driveshaft is worth at least $100 so $2500 to $3,000 in just those parts plus everything else
The SS hood and SS Spoiler are easily worth $750 to $1,000 as parts. T56 $1,200 to $1,800. A good 10 bolt rear end with 3.42's can bring $300 to $500 plus the Aluminum driveshaft is worth at least $100 so $2500 to $3,000 in just those parts plus everything else
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Definitely would love to see a few pictures of this real life road warrior 99 SS Camaro. Sounds like your dad's SS was an excellent car for 20+ years
The SS hood and SS Spoiler are easily worth $750 to $1,000 as parts. T56 $1,200 to $1,800. A good 10 bolt rear end with 3.42's can bring $300 to $500 plus the Aluminum driveshaft is worth at least $100 so $2500 to $3,000 in just those parts plus everything else
The SS hood and SS Spoiler are easily worth $750 to $1,000 as parts. T56 $1,200 to $1,800. A good 10 bolt rear end with 3.42's can bring $300 to $500 plus the Aluminum driveshaft is worth at least $100 so $2500 to $3,000 in just those parts plus everything else
I’ll let him know what y’all had to say.
Thanks!
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Damn, even had white leather!!! I know fixing it is more than its worth at this point in time, but that car has a real connection to him. I hate seeing an old M6 SS die, but it sounds like that's probably where its headed..
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But he recently retired and still has 3 Vettes to drive when the weather is nice. For daily driving he got that old Taurus in the pics.