97 camaro ss lt1
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97 camaro ss lt1 Awesome to find this group..I'm looking for info on 97 camaro ss slp lt1 car#112 red 6spd ttop black mirrors and top. dark gray leather with 30th anniversary on seats camaro ss floor mats and car cover 30,000 miles all original..anyone know about what its worth? No one has ever sat in the back seat ..the car is in great condition minus one little scratch and dry rotted tires..tires are not original
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Are you the original owner or what is the car's history? That always helps as far as questions and even value. I certainly would pay more for an original owner car as every bit of history would be known and hopefully with a paper trail. Garage kept all it's life? Great condition is not really an accurate description as everyone sees things differently. What one thinks is great or even 'mint' can actually be far from it at times. Been there, done that, on many occasions when looking at cars to buy. Could you share some photos? If I was in the market, I would find a properly maintained garage kept one or two owner Camaro SS very desirable if in truly 'very good' condition with that mileage. Of course the Carfax would have to verify the car's mileage and history as well. Estimating a price at this point would have no value, and offer you no assistance, if the car was exposed to the elements and had 5 owners. The car cover is nice if inside a garage but actually detrimental if outside, especially if in a wet climate. I wouldn't even want that one for any price. Tires are a minor factor as getting new rubber would be a plus for any new owner and they could get the brand they prefer. Pricing is all in the details if you could provide a bit more, especially photos.
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I'll take a flyer based on the expected condition for a 30K mile car that is 1-2 owners. Probably in the $10K to $15K range with all maintenance up to date including tires. I also thought all true Anniversary cars were white with hugger orange stripes. So it sounds like you don't have that with a red car.
The "true" 30th Anniversary cars were arctic white with hugger orange stripes, also came with arctic white 5 spoke wheels and had "30th" embroidered on both front seat backs. You also had a choice of white leather interior or white leather with black & white hounds tooth cloth inserts. These were the 30th Anniversary "limited build" cars. Just under 1000 SS anniversary cars were built. Many folks think that all '97 Camaros are 30th Anniversary cars however, they are not. They were just built in the 30th year of Camaro production.
The "true" 30th Anniversary cars were arctic white with hugger orange stripes, also came with arctic white 5 spoke wheels and had "30th" embroidered on both front seat backs. You also had a choice of white leather interior or white leather with black & white hounds tooth cloth inserts. These were the 30th Anniversary "limited build" cars. Just under 1000 SS anniversary cars were built. Many folks think that all '97 Camaros are 30th Anniversary cars however, they are not. They were just built in the 30th year of Camaro production.
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I also thought all true Anniversary cars were white with hugger orange stripes. So it sounds like you don't have that with a red car.
The "true" 30th Anniversary cars were arctic white with hugger orange stripes, also came with arctic white 5 spoke wheels and had "30th" embroidered on both front seat backs. You also had a choice of white leather interior or white leather with black & white hounds tooth cloth inserts. These were the 30th Anniversary "limited build" cars. Just under 1000 SS anniversary cars were built. Many folks think that all '97 Camaros are 30th Anniversary cars however, they are not. They were just built in the 30th year of Camaro production.
The "true" 30th Anniversary cars were arctic white with hugger orange stripes, also came with arctic white 5 spoke wheels and had "30th" embroidered on both front seat backs. You also had a choice of white leather interior or white leather with black & white hounds tooth cloth inserts. These were the 30th Anniversary "limited build" cars. Just under 1000 SS anniversary cars were built. Many folks think that all '97 Camaros are 30th Anniversary cars however, they are not. They were just built in the 30th year of Camaro production.
An actual 30th Anniversary car will contain the RPO "Z4C" on the SPID sticker (same RPO for the 35th LE package in 2002), which indicates the specific paint, stripes, wheels, etc., mentioned above.
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Pics also help. It allows us to see the condition of the car. Not everyone has a discerning eye and can see all of a car's flaws. You see this in a lot of cases where they say a car has a clean interior yet, every piece of plastic is scuffed, warped, dirty, etc.
