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Greetings, I'm looking to put up my 2004 GTO, Torrid Red, A4, 112K and I was looking to see what would be a fair asking/let go price in the current market. Right now KBB is saying around $11k and Hagerty says around $16.5k, most I see online are around $15k.
The good:
-GForce/PST Aluminum DS
-Pedders 10mm drop springs w/new OE replacement shocks/struts, including strut bearings
-DR37 Wheels (kinda look similar to the BMW CSLs)
-PRW SFI flexplate
-ATI Damper
-LS2 timing set with TFS chain damper
-Straub bronze trunnions
-D585 coils w/ICT brackets
-OTR CAI (forgot the company that makes it)
-DW65c fuel pump
-Short tube headers w/JBA catted mids
-F/R radius rod bushings
-Tuned by Mayhem Motorsports in NC (made 315hp/335tq - not a world beater, but it's not slow either)
-New (within 4 yrs, car isn't driven much, I've owned it since 2014 and have put around 25k on it) MAF, Starter, AC compressor, radiator, oil pan gasket/rear cover/front cover. Have rear subframe and steering rack bushings that I never installed. Looking at production numbers, from what I found, it's 1 of 1031.
The bad:
-Needs paint touch ups in a couple of spots, nothing atrocious. Biggest is clear correction/blending on the passenger quarter near the gas door.
-Has a dent in the driver's side door (looks like someone smacked it with the edge of another door in a parking lot, it's been there since the previous owner). It looks like a PDR could remove it, it's noticeable, but not super noticeable (10ft away).
-It has the 68-72 MPH wheel shimmy, with having replaced all of the front end bushings and wheels/tires, I believe that it's probably the rack is worn. It's not expensive or hard to replace, I just haven't had the time.
Maintenance wise and mechanically, the car has been taken care of, I just don't really drive it or need it around anymore. Thank you!
Last edited by 93Z2871805; Jan 19, 2022 at 08:22 PM.
With the used car market still 'hot' it is definitely a good time to sell. Your car's issues will probably put you in the lower range of your prices. Just remember to start a bit higher, maybe $14K or so, then accept whatever offer you feel OK with. If no calls at your ask price, lower slowly until the phone starts ringing. Then you know you have hit the correct price point. GLWS!!
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2004 GTO Torrid Red 
